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Trump's New Cabinet: A Wild Ride Through Political Chaos
Episode 14614th November 2024 • The Mark G Show • Mark G
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Join us for an explosive live podcast session as we dive into the political landscape following Donald Trump's latest cabinet picks, including the intriguing role of Elon Musk in the newly formed 'Department of Government Efficiency.' Alongside me are my brother Gary and our friend JC, who will provide insights and reactions to these significant changes and what they mean for the future. We also discuss the recent wild ride of Dogecoin, which has seen a remarkable spike, and explore its implications in the crypto world. Additionally, we’ll share some of the week’s most bizarre news stories that are making headlines. Tune in for an unfiltered discussion filled with humor, engaging commentary, and a look at the strange happenings around us!

Mark G, along with his brother Gary and friend JC, take listeners on a wild ride through the latest political upheaval and economic fluctuations in this live podcast session. The trio dives deep into Donald Trump's recent cabinet appointments, pointing out the implications of each pick and how they align with Trump's broader agenda. The discussion highlights significant figures such as Susie Wiles as chief of staff and Mike Waltz as national security advisor, as well as the reactions from both supporters and detractors. Each host expresses their views on how these choices could reshape the political landscape, igniting a spirited debate about gender representation in politics and the qualifications of the newly appointed officials.

Transitioning from politics to the world of cryptocurrency, the hosts reflect on the recent surge of Dogecoin, attributing its rise to Elon Musk's involvement in the newly formed 'Department of Government Efficiency'. This discussion illustrates the unpredictable nature of crypto markets and the excitement surrounding meme coins. Gary shares personal anecdotes about his investments, while JC provides insights into the psychological aspects of trading and the community surrounding crypto. The camaraderie and banter among the hosts add a light-hearted tone to the serious topics, making the episode as entertaining as it is informative.


As the episode draws to a close, the conversation shifts to bizarre news stories, including a recent incident involving THC-laced pizzas that were mistakenly sold to unsuspecting customers. The hosts share their reactions to this story and others, showcasing their unique perspectives on contemporary issues and the absurdities of modern life. Mark encourages listeners to engage with the show by sharing their thoughts and experiences, creating a community of informed and passionate individuals ready to tackle the complexities of today's political and financial climates.

Takeaways:

  • Donald Trump's recent cabinet picks are causing significant reactions across the political spectrum.
  • Elon Musk's involvement in the new Department of Government Efficiency is raising eyebrows.
  • The recent surge in Dogecoin prices has sparked interest among cryptocurrency investors.
  • The podcast features humorous commentary on various bizarre news stories from the week.
  • Listeners are encouraged to call in and share their thoughts during the live session.
  • The discussion touches on the impact of political ideologies in schools and education.

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Companies mentioned in this episode:

  • Crypto.com
  • Dogecoin
  • Bitcoin
  • Ethereum
  • Pepe

Transcripts

Mark G:

You've known them to run their mouths about politics.

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Politics, politics.

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Malitics.

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Well, little did you know, they can run their mouths about other stuff as well.

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This is the Mark G Show.

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They have a natural curiosity about just about everything from aliens, the paranormal, to the biggest natural disasters that have ever occurred on planet Earth and every.

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Everything in between.

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Two brothers from another mother rippin it up and oh, no, we don't record the show.

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We have the balls to do it live.

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Be a part of the show.

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Let's do it.

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This is the Mark G Show.

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And now your hosts, Mark, Mark G.

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And Gary G.

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And J.C.

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what's going on, everybody?

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What's happening?

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I am Mark G.

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Welcome to the show today.

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Don't worry, we're going to get a new intro.

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Listen, folks, we're going to.

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We're going to go crazy on Tik Tok to rack up the funds to get a whole new intro made.

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But what is happening, everybody?

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We got a hell of a show for you today.

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It's been a hell of a week since the last time you saw us, back when JC Was praising the map and he went from six to midnight every time a state turned red.

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But first and foremost, let's go ahead and start off with the introductions.

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As always, I got my brother from another mother sitting over here next to me.

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Gary, what's going on, my man?

Gary G:

Well, considering that this is a slightly improvish podcast, tonight, I'm just here for the ride.

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Gotcha.

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All right.

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Down below, we got the world's shittiest shot.

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JC Ladies and gentlemen.

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JC what's going on, my man?

J.C.:

Man, not much, brother.

J.C.:

How y'all doing?

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Oh, we live in.

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I think Gary's doing better than most of us because, you know, he's been making all that money over on crypto lately.

J.C.:

The old bitcoin, right?

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But, ladies and gentlemen, welcome in.

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I see a lot of people already asking in the chat what happened to Casey, because Casey was going to be doing a podcast, takeover.

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Unfortunately, Casey works in law enforcement.

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Something big has come up.

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He is working overtime and interviewing victims, so he's not going to be in today.

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So his podcast takeover will come in next week.

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But that's all right.

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I spent a whopping 25 minutes trying to get a show up and running for y'all, and we're going to try making it worth your wild here.

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And I figured, what a better way to start it off, since JC did have a complete heart on when Trump won, I figured the best thing we can do is talk about Trump's cabinet picks and go around our panel here and see what everybody thinks of the certain ones.

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I'll, I'll, I'll.

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I'll talk about where they're at and who's in that position.

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We'll see what everybody thinks of them.

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I can tell you my wife is not happy with one, and when we get down to that person, I'll tell you which one it is.

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She never really told me why.

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She just pretty much said that she doesn't fucking like them.

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So.

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And our phone number is working, and that's one of the reasons why we got to change the intro, by the way, folks, because there is a new phone number for the podcast.

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It's a phone line that actually works now.

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If you want to chit chat with us, say hi to us.

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We're the only call in podcast around lately, so, yeah, it gets quite interesting when people call in.

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But with that being said, let's start off first and foremost.

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Let's start with jc.

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Jc, what are your thoughts on Trump winning?

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Are you excited?

J.C.:

I'm so excited, man.

J.C.:

And the red wave came behind it.

J.C.:

We officially got the house.

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I'm pretty sure they've called it in a few places already.

J.C.:

They've called it in a few places.

J.C.:

I know the AP hasn't yet, but Alaska's.

J.C.:

It's done, and that's 218 for us.

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Gotcha.

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Gary, what are your thoughts on Trump winning, my man?

Gary G:

I.

Gary G:

I've been really enjoying the.

Gary G:

The breakdown videos of people losing their.

Gary G:

And then, dude, metal covers being done over them.

Gary G:

It's been.

Gary G:

It's been amazing.

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Should we.

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I'm not sure if I can.

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I.

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I think I can get us up.

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Should we watch some of those breakdowns here in a little bit?

Gary G:

Yes, I think I sent you one or two earlier today.

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All right, so, yeah, we'll.

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We'll go on X here in a little bit.

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We'll switch over to X and we'll watch some of the liberals breaking down from.

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From Trump by losing.

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Trump winning.

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Dear God.

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Yeah, Trump losing.

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Dear God.

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Don't clip that one.

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All right, but let's talk about his staff, y'all.

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Trump has been picking a fucking powerhouse of a team, and it is driving all the Democrats.

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Absolutely crazy night right now, especially with some of his other picks.

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There's a Fox commentator.

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But listen, he has served in the United States Army.

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He's got some pretty decent medals, but because they're flipping out because he is a Fox commentator too.

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But we'll get to that gentleman here shortly.

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Let's talk about Trump's chief of staff.

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According to the liberals and Democrats, Trump is like this misogynist pig or doesn't like woman.

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Right.

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He doesn't get education a woman.

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But his chief of staff is Susie Wiles.

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She's set to become the first woman ever to serve as a White House Chief of staff.

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Gary, do you know I'm not really familiar with Susie Wallace.

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Are you familiar with it at all?

Gary G:

Not even in the least.

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Are you at all?

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Okay, so let's just say she's the first woman in there.

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But if Trump picked her, I think she's gonna be badass.

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I hope she's badass.

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I.

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I think Trump is trying to be more unique with his picks and it's also for a shock and awe with some of these picks that he's done.

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So I'm curious on how she's gonna do some of these people I'm not familiar with.

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So I'm gonna name off some of these things.

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If you guys know who they are, definitely speak out and let me.

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Let us know because there are some of these picks that I don't know.

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Like the Treasury Secretary is going to be Scott Besson.

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Besant.

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He's willing to be the pick for the Treasury Secretary.

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Do you guys know him by chance?

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Look at these names.

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We all don't know.

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All right, here we go.

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How about the National Security Advisor, Representative Mike Waltz.

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He's a Green Beret veteran and is expected to be appointed as the National Secretary Advisory.

Gary G:

Well, if he's a Green Beret, I'm hyped, right?

J.C.:

Yeah, I like that.

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You like that.

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All right, how about the EPA administrator, former Representative Lee Zeldin?

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I.

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When I hear that name, I just think of the video game Zelda.

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But yeah, which is a hit in and of itself.

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Right.

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Next is a power saying yes to Waltz.

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I guess.

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I guess next is a power out there in Tik Tok.

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Definitely knows Waltz.

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UN Ambassador is going to be Representative Elise Stefanik.

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I've seen her a few times.

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I think she's talked on Fox a few times.

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She seems like a decent person, so I'm okay with Elise.

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How about the border Cesar, though?

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This guy right here is going to wreck up Tom Homan.

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He's a former acting director of ice.

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The perfect person to Put in as the borders are.

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I think he.

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He already told them be prepared.

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Oh, yeah, he's already told them to be prepared.

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And like, he's already got, like, states, these sanctuary states, shaking in their boots right now.

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Like, they're trying to figure out how to block Trump from going in there and deporting all the illegals.

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Like, they.

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They're going crazy right now.

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There's.

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That's been reports of illegals right now trying to head to Canada.

Gary G:

Really?

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Yep.

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They're trying to head to Canada right now, Marty.

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I don't.

J.C.:

Tried.

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Right.

J.C.:

California's trying.

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California's trying.

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Tennessee is trying, too, from what I heard.

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Yeah.

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Which is weird.

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That was something that came across my feet earlier.

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I know.

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Not all of his picks are from Florida, Marty.

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Not all of his picks are from Florida.

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The deputy Chief staff for Policy, Stephen Miller, he's expected to return to his role, so he's already had that role.

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All right, here we go.

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Gary, here's one for you.

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I know you love this department, the Department of Government Efficiency.

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A new department being opened up and it will be ran by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy.

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And yeah, and a cool thing about this one, I will tell everybody, Elon has been posted on this.

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Everything that the Department of Government Efficiency is doing will be available online.

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You'll be able to see what they are.

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You will also be able to write into them on any suggestions that you may have for them for stuff that they can do.

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So they're being 100%.

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What do you want to call it?

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100%.

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Fuck.

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I can't think of the word that I'm trying to.

J.C.:

Transparent.

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Transparent.

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Thank you, JC.

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Dear God.

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100 mark.

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Listen, listen.

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I was excited, though.

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I don't even know if it was the legit website.

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It looked like it because I did a research on it.

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But listen, I found it kind of fun to make, so I've already got my Department of Government Efficiency id.

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You can go on the Elon Musk website right now for a fort and get your own license.

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I was like, fuck it, I'm going to create one.

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Just check it out, see what it is.

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But yeah, it does a creature Department of Government Efficiency.

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Little mock license.

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This minority.

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Leave me alone.

J.C.:

Oh, boy.

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Shut up, you two.

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Didn't I send that to you, Gary?

Gary G:

No.

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Oh.

Gary G:

But I'll say the first thing that Doge can start with is getting rid of the irs, right?

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It would be nice to get rid, but I don't think they can get rid.

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I don't think they can officially get rid of the irs.

Gary G:

I mean, they could definitely downsize the.

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Out of that.

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Oh, absolutely.

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Downside.

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I don't think they can totally get rid of the irs.

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I think we need the irs, unfortunately.

Gary G:

I mean, we don't, though.

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We do and we don't.

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But he would have to figure out how to get the money that the IRS is pulling in.

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Right.

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How would you get your taxes?

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You need the IRS for the taxes.

Gary G:

I don't want to pay taxes.

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No one wants to pay taxes.

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Taxation is.

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What did they call it?

Gary G:

It's theft.

Gary G:

It's theft is what it is.

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Yeah.

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Well, didn't, like.

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Didn't they, like, only start collecting tax back in wartime originally to pay for the war and then it was supposed to go away?

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Yeah, it's supposed to be temporary.

Gary G:

Temporary.

Gary G:

We had the Boston Tea party over a 3% tax, and here we are, fucking gladly throwing 40% of our away, and then on top of that, we pay tax on every fucking thing we buy.

Gary G:

Taxes.

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Yeah.

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Tell us how you really feel about taxes, Gary.

Gary G:

Yeah, I'll save it for later.

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Yeah.

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Because if you ever cash out of that crypto, you're going to be paying quite a bit in taxes on that crypto, aren't you?

Gary G:

I think capital gains is like, 20.

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I think that's still a pretty decent hit, though.

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It's a lot.

Gary G:

That's more than I want to pay.

Gary G:

I had money tied up for over five years.

Gary G:

I want my money.

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Right.

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Like Marty's saying, we are paying taxes on our taxes, right?

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Well, you're not only paying federal tax, you're paying state tax, too, which really sucks.

Gary G:

Taxes on every single thing you buy.

Gary G:

It's robbery.

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You love taxes, Gary.

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Don't lie.

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All right, so what, were you at the Doge?

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We're on Doge.

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All right, Here's a pretty cool one.

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I think a lot of people are going to like this one.

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I'm still waiting for RFK to be named where he's going to be at position, but right now, the Director of National Intelligence is going to Tulsi Gabbard, who's transitioned from Democrat to an Independent and then went ahead and transferred over to a Republican Party, has been selected for the role.

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Her military background and unique perspective on foreign policy are likely reason for her appointment here.

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Tulsi Gabbard.

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I think that is a phenomenal spot for her.

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That is a phenomenal spot.

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I think she will do well there.

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What are your thoughts on Tulsi, Gabby?

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You like Tulsi Gabbard, don't you, Gary?

Gary G:

I like her.

Gary G:

I think she's cool.

J.C.:

I like her.

Gary G:

I think she's smart.

Gary G:

I think she has a good head on her shoulders.

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Now, do you think the Director of National Intelligence is a good spot for.

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Do you.

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Do you think he should have put her somewhere else?

Gary G:

I think it's a good spot for her.

Gary G:

I think.

Gary G:

I think she can make some change.

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All right, J.C.

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how about you, my man?

J.C.:

Yeah, I think she can.

J.C.:

I mean, I'm kind of like, put her there.

J.C.:

Try her.

J.C.:

I mean.

Gary G:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I don't know what else to say.

J.C.:

You know, it's one of those things that she could have gone somewhere else.

J.C.:

I think it's been better.

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Where would you like to see her to go, man?

J.C.:

There's a couple places.

J.C.:

But, I mean, I.

J.C.:

I'm gonna let Trump make that call.

J.C.:

It's not my decision.

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Well, I understand it's not your decision, but.

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But you're paying taxpayer, right?

J.C.:

Yeah.

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So where would you think he should have put her?

J.C.:

I just really don't.

J.C.:

I don't really know exactly where I'd put her, but she's good, dude.

J.C.:

I mean, like, I don't know.

J.C.:

I don't know if that spots for her.

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Right.

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What's interesting about her, too, and I never knew about this about her until I learned this a couple months back.

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That.

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That string in her hair, she literally got that from serving in the military.

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That's a stress.

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That's from stress.

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I never knew that.

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I didn't know stress could do that to a person.

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Then I was listening, I was like, no.

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Oh, that.

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That's because of your.

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I'm balding, too, because of my wife as well.

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Oh, all right, let's go to.

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The Department of Homeland Security is going out to Governor Christy Noem of South Dakota.

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She's been chosen to lead dhs.

J.C.:

I like it, but I don't like her leaving South Dakota.

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Right.

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Yeah.

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So if she leaves South Dakota, who are they going to be putting her place?

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I'm terrified.

J.C.:

She was good, right?

J.C.:

She was good.

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Marty owns.

J.C.:

That's the one.

J.C.:

That's the one that I'm like, why?

J.C.:

Why?

J.C.:

Why?

J.C.:

Why?

J.C.:

Because she had South Dakota solid.

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Well, maybe she'll point someone.

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That'd be good.

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Well, she.

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Or is that.

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No.

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Well, she's a governor.

J.C.:

She's a governor.

J.C.:

Yeah.

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So they'd have to run a special election, won't they?

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Yeah, they'll have to run a special election.

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Yeah.

J.C.:

That's gonna be scary.

J.C.:

That's what I That's the only reason I'm saying that.

J.C.:

I mean, I think she's gonna be great there, but I just don't like losing her in South Dakota.

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Right, yeah, that can be.

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That could be interesting then.

J.C.:

Yeah.

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Marty, by the way, is saying that he's balding from a lack of nookie.

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That.

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That can do it.

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That can do it.

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I.

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No, she cannot do both.

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Crim.

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Once you get.

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Once you start working for the US Government, you cannot do both.

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You have to resign from your position, and then you're focused straight on the US Government.

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So Governor Christine O.

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Will have to run a special election.

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And, yeah, the people there will have to elect a new governor, which could be interesting.

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Hopefully they're full red and they'll get a new Republican in there, and they don't get a Democrat.

J.C.:

I mean, they're full red.

J.C.:

I mean, they're.

J.C.:

They're pretty strong red.

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All right, so we should have a good chance of getting a Republican governor then.

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But the question is, will they do a good job?

J.C.:

That's what I'm worried about, because she was freaking killing it.

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I mean, if you really want, maybe we can get Tim Wallace to move down.

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He can run for it.

J.C.:

Whoa.

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Oh, come on.

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They.

J.C.:

Maybe they want a shotgun.

J.C.:

He can't even.

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Maybe they want the tampon in the boys bathrooms over there.

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You never know.

J.C.:

Yeah, that girl right there can kill a big turkey with a BB gun.

J.C.:

She's good.

J.C.:

I mean, like, I've met her before.

J.C.:

She's unreal.

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Is she?

J.C.:

Yeah, like, she's solid.

J.C.:

She's big in the hunting industry.

J.C.:

She's huge on the national turkey.

J.C.:

Her and Bobert, both of them, they're always in Nashville.

J.C.:

They're always sitting there talking.

J.C.:

I mean, it's.

J.C.:

They're huge in the hunting industry.

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Okay.

J.C.:

Regularly.

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All right, well, let's move on to the Attorney General.

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This one right here has been stirring up crazy right now all over X, A lot of people saying that they don't like them.

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People are saying they do.

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My wife has also said that she does not like this individual.

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But the Attorney General that has been called out by Trump that will be on his team will be Matt Gates from Florida.

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He's nominated Attorney General, aiming to influence legal and possibly justice reforms in line with Trump's agenda.

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And it looks like down there, JC's not even for Matt Gates.

J.C.:

I don't like him.

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So that's one of Trump's picks that you are definitely not for, then.

J.C.:

I'm definitely not for that guy.

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So I'M curious because I asked my wife, she just said she didn't like him.

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So I'm curious why.

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What is it with Matt Gates on this decision?

J.C.:

Just the way he holds himself and like, he's a short feud.

J.C.:

I mean, I, I just don't like.

J.C.:

Have you ever watched any of the sentence?

J.C.:

And when they're talking and stuff, he just starts yelling at people.

J.C.:

I'm like, dude, stop.

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So he's got his hot head.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

And then he's got some kind of sexual scandals going around, too.

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Oh, that's not good.

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We shouldn't have.

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Yeah.

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Especially going to be an attorney general.

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You got.

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Yeah.

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Sex.

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That might not be a good pick then, unfortunately.

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Well, maybe.

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Hey, listen, maybe it's going to be temporary till Trump can find something different than Trump can.

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Tell him you're fired.

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But he did just resign.

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He did just resign from his seat.

J.C.:

Yeah, he resigned from the seat.

J.C.:

That's.

J.C.:

I, that's.

J.C.:

I'm like your wife.

J.C.:

I don't like him.

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Yeah.

J.C.:

Don't have much for him.

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Okay, Chad, I like to know what you have.

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Right.

J.C.:

Never talked to him.

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All right, folks, I like to know what y'all think of Matt Gates.

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If you know who Matt Gates is, what are your thoughts on him?

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We see you out there as well in the chat.

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Appreciate y'all chatting in there.

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Let's go down to the Secretary of Defense.

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This one's also got the liberal squire.

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Matter of fact, what is that?

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Harry Sison or Cison has gone.

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Oh, give me one second.

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We gotta go to the live studio.

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Give me one second.

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Yeah.

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Harry Sison is going absolutely batshit crazy on this one, talking about how this is all wrong because the gentleman's a Fox commentator.

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But, yeah, mind you, folks, he served in our military.

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He's fought in wars for us.

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He has earned bronze medals.

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It's Pete Hegseth.

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I think I'm saying that wrong.

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Right.

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Pete Hegseth, a former Army National Guard officer and a Fox News host, is being considered.

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Well, he is being said.

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He has been called for the position of Secretary of Defense.

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He's been nominated by Trump.

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I think it's awesome having an individual as a Secretary of Defense who has served in a US Military, who has fought in a war.

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Who knows what the cost of war can do?

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I believe he is the man that can do the job.

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And he's young.

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He is young, and it's exactly what we need.

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And that's one thing I'm noticing about Trump's pick so far.

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It is mainly young Individuals.

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I think Trump is trying to get the youngs, the younger ones in there so they can have a better step forward.

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Because that's what we need is we need more young people running and more young people running, running our country.

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We can't keep having these 80, 90 year olds running our country.

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It's just not going to work.

J.C.:

Yep.

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What's your thoughts?

Gary G:

Gary and Pete don't know much about him.

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Okay.

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J.C.

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i don't really know.

J.C.:

I mean, other than seeing him on Fox, I really don't know a bunch about him.

:

All right, well, I guess the ladies like him.

:

I guess there's a bunch of photos of them shirtless and the ladies like how he.

:

How he looks there.

J.C.:

So, I mean, yeah, see me with my shirt off.

J.C.:

If I get that'll give me Attorney General or something.

:

Dear God.

Gary G:

Well, you're supposed to jump in your pool naked or something, right?

:

He was supposed to.

:

He never did, though.

J.C.:

No, I got too excited.

:

He kept just saying, look at that red.

:

God damn, look at that red.

:

What's up, Blake?

:

All right, ladies and gentlemen, so Trump is stirring up stir all over social media with his picks.

:

I think the picks are good so far.

:

The only one I don't agree with, but, hey, we'll see what happens, right?

:

Matt Gates is the only one that I don't agree with.

:

I'm not as bad as my wife or probably JC down there, but I kind of just go by with other people.

:

Tell me, as far as him, if he's got sexual scandals that's going on right now, it might not be the smartest pick, and it could be for a short career form in that position.

:

So we'll see.

J.C.:

I'd like to see that girl that we were talking about earlier in that slot.

:

Oh, okay.

:

Gotcha.

:

Tulsi Gabbard.

J.C.:

Tulsi Gabbard?

:

Really?

:

Tulsi Gabbard is the ag?

:

That'd be an interesting one.

J.C.:

She's ruthless, man.

J.C.:

I mean, I love her.

J.C.:

I mean, like, I just think there's better spots for what.

:

I was not happy with my Gates Attorney General, though.

:

Wouldn't that have been a better spot for possibly rfk?

J.C.:

It could have been rfk.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I mean, that'd be a great spot for him.

J.C.:

I don't know.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

Because of everything that he wants to go.

:

He could still go after all the food and stuff like that as the ag because then he could prosecute, like the cereal companies and stuff like that for the chemicals that they're putting in the foods.

J.C.:

Right.

J.C.:

But I think he's got his own little thing with that food thing.

J.C.:

I don't know exactly what's going on there.

J.C.:

I don't, I can't comprehend what he's doing.

:

Right.

:

Well, I know he's going to be going after pharmaceuticals.

J.C.:

Right.

:

Hopefully he can stop the pharmaceutical advertisement on tv.

:

That'd be great.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Advertising.

:

He's going after that lovely stuff that I currently have in my drink from a meal, the red dye, like, stuff like that because it's a chemical and stuff like that, cancer causing agent and stuff.

:

So I know he's going after all that.

:

So, I mean, listen, rfk, I've got high hopes for him.

:

I, I've been, I've, I could never sit there and listen to him talk for more than 20 minutes.

:

But the guy's got a lot of good stuff for his agenda that he wants to get done.

:

So I'm for rfk.

:

I'm just waiting.

:

I don't know why.

:

I'm curious why Trump hasn't called out his position yet.

:

Unless Trump's waiting last minute for rfk.

:

Like RFK is going to be a big wow effect.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I think he's trying to make it a big wow factor.

J.C.:

But everybody knows, right?

J.C.:

Pretty much RFK's already said, this is what I'm going after.

:

Right, Exactly.

:

Well, look at Elon.

:

And I never knew Vivek was going to be part of Doge.

J.C.:

I did not know that either.

J.C.:

Yeah, I did not know that.

Gary G:

I was pretty stoked when I found that.

:

Yeah, right.

:

I mean, Vic and Elon Musk together are going to be a powerhouse.

:

Both are smart as far as financial goes.

:

Vic is very, very intelligent when it comes to amendments and everything.

:

So it's going to be very interesting to see how this works out.

:

Like, did you ever listen how he wanted to structure the government and how he could fire people within the government?

:

It was crazy.

J.C.:

I guess I ever saw that.

:

You never heard.

:

All right, so whenever we're done with our podcast, listen, folks, if you go on YouTube, look up Tucker Carlson.

:

Vivek Ramaswamy did sit down with Tucker Carlson for.

:

I think it's a two hour podcast and it is phenomenal.

:

Vivek Ramaswamy actually sat there and talked about how he can fire people that are working in the government and get away with it.

:

Like mass firing.

:

Like fire 3 to 400 people at a time to lower our government down.

:

It was very interesting because.

:

Yeah, well, Tucker's like, well, you can't do that.

:

And 5x yes, I can.

:

And here's how.

:

And he laid out the plan of how he can do it.

Gary G:

I like it.

:

And he.

:

And he's doing it the nice way, though.

:

Like, he was talking about giving us severance pay.

:

Listen, he goes, I don't want to fire him and not have him be jobless.

:

What, like, have no money?

:

They get people got families.

:

Like, he had a carrying heart.

:

He's like, I'm willing to offer them, like, a month or two month severance pay in order for them to find another job.

J.C.:

It's too common.

J.C.:

He's just fine on the streets.

:

Oh, dear God.

:

Live on the streets.

:

I mean, it depends.

:

It depends, right?

:

Maybe we can have Kamala Harris live on the streets because that's what she did to our veterans, right?

J.C.:

I tell you what, I tell you what.

J.C.:

She went through $1 billion and still owes 20 million, dude.

J.C.:

How is that possible?

:

She spent $10 million for Beyonce, dude.

J.C.:

Have you seen.

J.C.:

Have you seen the dagum thing on Tick Tock where it's like, it says, Beyonce is like, I got $500,000.

J.C.:

It's off of the Millers.

J.C.:

We meet the Millers, and it's like, the next one goes, you're getting 500, 000.

J.C.:

I'm only getting 30,000.

J.C.:

Then it's like Justin Bieber at the end, like.

J.C.:

Or whoever it was, Eminem is like, y'all are getting paid because he only got 1.8, and he's like, the biggest guy.

J.C.:

I was like, geez.

:

Well, that's like that one.

:

Put that one.

:

That one.

:

Tick Tock out there talking about Trump making debt already.

:

If you give me one second, I can actually pull the.

:

My buddy Caleb, my employee actually made a Facebook post on it.

:

And I was like, dude, that's a nice TikTok quote, because I just saw that on TikTok.

:

But let me see here.

:

For those of you that are MAGA supporters and thought Donald Trump would be better with the economy than Kamala Harris, I got bad news for you.

:

He's only been president elect for a week, and already people are dealing with near crippling debt.

:

For instance, there's a woman named Kamala Harris who's struggling with $20 million debt.

:

As soon as Trump became the president elect, she found herself in debt.

:

Way to go, Trump.

J.C.:

Hey, Trump.

J.C.:

Trump did say he'd pay it off for.

:

He did.

:

Like, he.

:

He's literally trying to figure out unity.

:

And then the other thing is, Trump is even offering possibly there.

:

There's word out there that he may pardon Hunter Biden.

:

There's words out there that he may pardon Hunter Biden.

:

But here's the thing.

:

I don't think he should.

:

I think Hunter Biden should go to court, and I think Hunter Biden should win.

:

No, no, listen.

:

For gun rights.

:

If gun rights go.

:

If Hunter Biden win, it's good for gun owners.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

Because it's basically saying that the government.

:

The government shouldn't know whether or not.

:

If you use drugs.

:

They shouldn't.

:

That's not really their business.

:

If you, if you smoke pot or if you do that, it's.

:

It's not.

:

It's not their business.

:

So if Hunter Biden wins the case, that makes president, that they have to take that question off of your gun application, which is good in a sense for gun owners.

:

So if Hunter Biden actually wins, they have to take that question off because it's president at that point.

J.C.:

Yep.

:

Gary's head sinking.

:

Look, you can see Gary moving.

:

I mean, so in a sense, it's good if Hunter Biden.

:

If Hunter Biden does not get pardoned and he goes to court, wins the case.

:

It's good for gun owners.

J.C.:

Yeah, But I don't think he wins the case.

:

He may win the case, though.

Gary G:

What exactly is the case against him?

:

Lying on a gun application.

J.C.:

Yeah, lying on a gun application.

:

Which.

:

It is a federal crime because he was cracked out of it at the time.

Gary G:

Well, weed is not the same as crack.

:

It's not, but it's a drug.

:

But you gotta remember, weed is still categorized federally as a drug.

:

Well, then, for instance, like a.

Gary G:

Reschedule weed and leave crack illegal.

:

Right.

:

For.

:

For instance, like, for me, I can't.

:

Even though weed is legal, 100% legal, made for recreational whatever, I have a concealed weapon license.

:

I cannot go into any of these legal marijuana stores and say, hey, I want to buy this.

:

Yeah, but I just broke the law.

:

No, I don't smoke.

:

But if I did want to smoke or if I did smoke or say I wanted to smoke one time, if I go in that store, I revoked my concealed weapon license for going into the store.

:

Going in and buying.

:

For going in and buying.

J.C.:

Going in and buying.

J.C.:

Yeah, yeah.

J.C.:

Mississippi had the same thing happen.

J.C.:

You know, we just got the medical marijuana cards and all that and everybody.

J.C.:

But if you had the medical marijuana cards, you could not have your carry license and all that.

J.C.:

Well, we went to the courts and stuff, and they finally said, that's kind of against your second amendment right.

J.C.:

So, sorry, you can have your card now.

J.C.:

And going.

J.C.:

So you really.

:

So you guys Passes.

:

So see here, Maybe they have not.

J.C.:

Yeah, I mean, we.

J.C.:

I mean, they're like it, man.

J.C.:

You start messing with rednecks and their guns.

:

Well, I find the same way as alcohol, right?

:

You.

:

You're gonna sit there.

:

If anybody can sit there on alcohol, still buy a gun.

:

What's the difference?

J.C.:

It's way worse on alcohol.

:

100.

:

The more people are more objective to do violent crime on alcohol than they are if they sit there and smoke a bone.

J.C.:

Yeah, unless it's like PCP or something, right?

:

Yeah, unless it's laser sound.

:

But if it's straight green, they're gonna sit there and shove Doritos in their mouth and watch tv.

:

They ain't gonna.

:

Or go to sleep.

J.C.:

They're not doing my gummies.

J.C.:

I just want to eat.

J.C.:

I'm just like, ah, it's so good, right?

:

Yeah.

:

That would be Gary's question on the gun app, wouldn't it?

:

Gary's question on the.

:

On the fire map would be, do you eat healthy?

Gary G:

Do you eat healthy and lift heavy?

:

Gotta.

:

Gotta be able to carry that body out after you drop it, right?

Gary G:

I mean, hey, if you can't.

Gary G:

If you can't drag 250 pounds, damn.

:

You can't drag 250.

Gary G:

I thought you were a hunter.

Gary G:

You're quartering up some whatever in the field.

J.C.:

And I drag that out by myself.

Gary G:

Yeah.

Gary G:

So that's.

J.C.:

I'm not doing £250.

J.C.:

What am I shooting here?

J.C.:

God, I don't know.

Gary G:

What are you shooting?

Gary G:

Quail?

J.C.:

I mean, a deer.

:

A deer's not even gonna cut.

:

A deer's not even gonna weigh 250.

J.C.:

Yeah, you got.

:

The only thing you're gonna get is a moose.

:

A moose.

J.C.:

Now a moose, you ain't gonna move it anyway.

J.C.:

I hope you're not gonna move it.

J.C.:

And Max, you're gonna pick up at £90 one of the quarters, like the hindquarters.

Gary G:

An elk.

Gary G:

How much.

Gary G:

How much is a quarter of an elk?

J.C.:

Well, I mean, you gotta think they're about just say 900, depending on where you hunt.

J.C.:

900 to a thousand.

J.C.:

1200 pounds.

Gary G:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Well, then you got it right there.

J.C.:

And you take just the back straps.

J.C.:

You take.

J.C.:

I mean, I get all the meat off of it, but, you know, you cape it out.

J.C.:

The horns are the heaviest thing.

J.C.:

Like when you get the whole head and the horns, you got them over and the rest of it's packed out.

J.C.:

I mean, you might be £120.

Gary G:

That's it.

J.C.:

Meat.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

You don't get a lot I mean, that's a lot of meat.

:

That is a lot of meat.

J.C.:

I mean my, my biggest elk I got.

Gary G:

That doesn't make sense.

Gary G:

I, we just, we just got a pig and it's 200 pounds of meat.

J.C.:

Yeah, but they don't have that much.

J.C.:

Look at.

J.C.:

Okay, so elk structure, like the legs and all that, that's, I mean they're huge animals.

J.C.:

90 of it is their, like when they weigh the whole make meat, it's like horns, head, legs.

J.C.:

I mean, you know, you, you cut down the meat and you get it bone, you get to debone it.

J.C.:

It's not as much as you think.

J.C.:

I mean it's.

Gary G:

Yeah, but deboned and de gutted is £200.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Because that's a lot of fat on those.

J.C.:

Pigs are fat now.

:

How much fat did you get in that meat, Gary?

:

Yeah, how much fat did you get on that meat?

Gary G:

I don't know yet.

Gary G:

I don't know yet.

J.C.:

It's not bad.

J.C.:

I mean, it's just pig.

J.C.:

I mean that's wild hog or whatever.

J.C.:

I mean, but you gotta think those pigs are like probably 2, 300 pounds and it's all meat.

J.C.:

Their bones are like real small.

J.C.:

Where elks, a big animal you can buy me, you might get 300 pounds of meat.

J.C.:

I'm telling you, it's a, there's a lot.

J.C.:

I mean, it's a lot, but it makes a lot of meat.

J.C.:

I mean a deer, a 200 pound deer would get you roughly 80 pounds of meat.

Gary G:

I know we went through 200 pounds of beef in like three and a half, four months.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I mean, now you go like a cow.

J.C.:

All they do is fatten those up.

J.C.:

So they just sit them in like what they call the slaughterhouse.

J.C.:

You know, they, they take them.

Gary G:

Well, it was a, it was a cow from a farm up here.

Gary G:

Like they raised the cow.

Gary G:

They slaughter.

Gary G:

Yeah.

J.C.:

And when they slaughter it.

J.C.:

But what they do is they, it's called the fat pen.

J.C.:

They feed them nothing.

J.C.:

They, they can't walk very far.

Gary G:

Grass fed, Grass finished.

J.C.:

Yes.

J.C.:

And they're just like, they only eat this little bit of.

J.C.:

Just say, I'm gonna make up a number.

J.C.:

Just say it's 100 by 100 fence.

J.C.:

And they just stick them in there and it's grass.

J.C.:

And they eat that for X amount of time until they get fat.

J.C.:

And that's, that's why beef, it's not, it's not, it's, it's not a lot of meat.

J.C.:

I mean, I mean, 200 pounds.

Gary G:

Yeah, 200 pounds was a quarter.

Gary G:

Was a quarter cow.

J.C.:

Okay.

J.C.:

So that would be £800.

J.C.:

So that.

J.C.:

Dang.

J.C.:

That's a big ass cow.

Gary G:

Quarter, 200 pounds.

J.C.:

Yeah, because we usually get like a half a cow and we're getting like 350, 400 pounds.

Gary G:

Yeah, four sounds better.

J.C.:

About 350.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

But I mean, it's just because they're sitting there and they're fat.

J.C.:

Elk is going up and down mountains.

J.C.:

They, they're lean as you can eat, like elk and moose.

J.C.:

I mean, they're just lean.

J.C.:

That's why you can't cook them so fast.

J.C.:

I mean, it's.

Gary G:

Yeah, yeah.

J.C.:

You know, they'll burn you ain't like a steak.

J.C.:

They don't have any marbling.

:

Yeah.

Gary G:

It's just I do like elk though.

J.C.:

You know, because, like, I'm like, I'm like the cow.

J.C.:

Okay.

J.C.:

So you see this right here is going to be tender and fat.

Gary G:

Yeah.

J.C.:

And then you got.

J.C.:

Gary's like a dag on elk because, you know, you're lean and.

J.C.:

And you want to run like an idiot.

Gary G:

This running for fun.

Gary G:

What the is wrong with him?

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

If I'm running, y'all better get your guns out.

Gary G:

Is going down.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I mean it.

J.C.:

I, I'd say no more than £400 on it.

J.C.:

A good size.

Gary G:

Well, you can drag that out then.

Gary G:

So you can pull more than 250.

Gary G:

So you're allowed to have a gun.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I mean.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Point proof.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Point proven.

:

Point proven.

:

Dear God.

Gary G:

Got to be able to pull at least £250 to get a gun.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

All right.

:

Point proven.

:

Someone asked in the chat, what do we think about the upcoming fight between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson.

:

Gary and I was kind of talking to this prior to our start.

:

Thank you all, by the way, for the gifts on Tick Tock.

:

I appreciate you.

:

We'll start with JC Just because the way he reacted.

:

Jc, Jake Paul, Mike Tyson.

:

Who's gonna win?

J.C.:

Tyson's going to murder him.

:

Do you not think Mike Tyson may throw you?

:

You don't think he's gonna throw it?

J.C.:

If he throw.

J.C.:

If he throws it, I will.

J.C.:

I will be very, very, very upset.

:

I think he's gonna throw it.

:

I think it's an ex.

:

I think it's.

:

I just think it's an exhibition fight.

:

It's all about views and clicks and money.

:

Mike Tyson's gonna drop to Jake Paul.

:

Jake Paul's gonna.

J.C.:

Mike Tyson hates losing.

:

He hates ear off.

:

I.

:

I honestly think it's gonna be a money grab.

:

I think It's a money grab fight and I think Mike Tyson's gonna drop.

:

Jake Paul's gonna win.

:

There's gonna be a lot of people in the betting market that are gonna be pissed, but I honestly think Mike Tyson's gonna lose.

Gary G:

Oh, man.

J.C.:

No, the Dynamite kid is going to win.

:

We'll revisit this next week, just so y'all know.

J.C.:

Yeah, yeah, gonna watch it.

Gary G:

So I hope, I just hope Tyson just mops him up.

Gary G:

But like I was telling you earlier, if Jake Paul wins, which is unlikely, he still loses.

:

Why is that?

Gary G:

Because why are you going to be proud for beating up a 60 year old man?

:

Jesus.

:

Hasn't he done some weird ass fights before, haven't he?

:

That's all he does is exhibition fights, right?

J.C.:

Yeah, that's all they do.

J.C.:

He, he's.

J.C.:

But he's never fought a boxer.

J.C.:

He's never fought a boxer.

J.C.:

He fought a football player.

J.C.:

Ex football player.

J.C.:

He fought somebody.

J.C.:

These guys didn't stand a chance.

:

But this is a tag team fight too, though.

:

Isn't he able to tag his brother in?

J.C.:

Oh, my God.

:

Yeah, I think he's.

:

Yeah, I think he's.

:

I think he's able to tag his brother.

Gary G:

What the.

:

Yeah, as far as I know, yeah, as far as I know, he can tag his brother in on the fight.

:

Look it up.

:

That's what I heard is one of the rules was he's got to be able to tag his brother in on the fight.

:

Like it's literally a tag team type of fight.

J.C.:

Not watch it.

J.C.:

I might not watch it.

J.C.:

Andre the Giant version, like little bitty people.

:

Yeah, Gary, look at the rules.

:

I think the rules are ridiculous.

:

I honestly think that he was able to tag team in his brother.

J.C.:

I guess you're gonna tie Mike Tyson's left hand behind his back.

J.C.:

I mean, that's not gonna.

J.C.:

If that's the case, then, yeah, Tyson loses.

Gary G:

So the rules are.

Gary G:

So there's eight two minute rounds.

J.C.:

He won't make it one.

:

Oh, man, the rules are up, aren't they?

:

I heard the rules are completely on this fight.

J.C.:

Okay, well then Tyson might win.

J.C.:

I mean, lose.

J.C.:

Tyson might lose if he can tag in 17 people and be fresh.

J.C.:

Yeah, I mean, you can put 12 of me in there and I'll beat Tyson eventually.

:

I don't know.

:

I don't know.

J.C.:

No, I'm just gonna stick a move and go tag my friend once.

J.C.:

Just tag my friend.

J.C.:

Hey, come on.

:

Let's see.

:

So the rounds and IR knockouts.

:

So what are the rules?

:

The fight is Scheduled for eight two minute rounds and knockouts are allowed.

:

Contrary to rumors, the boxers will not wear head guards.

:

Although their gloves will weigh 14 ounces larger than the standard 10 ounce version.

J.C.:

That's way bigger.

:

All right, let's see here.

:

So the odds are 2, 5 Paul 125 Tyson the draws 91 full fight card.

:

Jake Paul versus Mike Tyson.

:

Okay, that's the other fights there, there.

:

Maybe they changed up the rules.

:

Maybe there is no more rules.

:

The rules were originally like it was going to be a tag team.

J.C.:

I've never heard of that.

:

Oh wait, unique rules.

:

Men's Journal.

:

Here we go.

:

We'll see.

:

Men's journal has it a son of a turn.

J.C.:

It's a tag team.

J.C.:

I've never heard of such.

:

No, that's by 412.

:

Okay, so Tyson Paul face off in eight two minute rounds for their big fight.

:

According to CBS Sports.

:

Usually range from four to 12 rounds of three minute each.

:

While women's match round set for two could help the 50 year old recover the beating.

:

So still going to try to help Mike Tyson.

:

On top of that, boxers won't be using your typical gloves.

:

And while it might be a novelty matchup, it won't all just be for fun.

:

The text.

:

The Texas department of licensing and regulations approved the request to sanction the fight.

:

Meaning the license belt will go on both Tyson Paul's professional records.

:

This will be.

:

Oh, so this is going to be on a record fight.

J.C.:

Well, I mean what does that matter?

:

So it's not gonna, it's not gonna be an exhibition fight anymore.

Gary G:

So it's a sanctioned fight.

Gary G:

It's sanctioned.

:

Yeah.

:

No, there is no more tag and originally it was a tag in so that since they've rescheduled it out.

:

Yeah.

:

So it's gonna be a legit fight, just different gloves.

J.C.:

Well, I mean I can.

J.C.:

That's because I mean Mike Tyson hits him with that left hook and he's done.

J.C.:

If he had 10 ounce gloves he'd be done.

Gary G:

I hope Tyson just knocked him out.

J.C.:

You know man, have y'all seen him beat?

Gary G:

He's a savage.

Gary G:

He is a goddamn monster even at his age right now.

J.C.:

Yes.

J.C.:

I mean I'm not like, I'm not going up to him and be like hey Tyson, I'll punch.

Gary G:

No, everybody's got a plan until I get punched in the face or some.

J.C.:

Yeah, yeah, be like looking like Alan off of the damn hangover.

Gary G:

I'm looking at this subreddit sports where it shows like the photo of Jake Paul flexing and glaring at Mike Tyson, and he's just kind of smiling, looking off and to the audience or whatever.

J.C.:

He ain't gonna scare Tyson.

J.C.:

He ain't gonna scare him.

:

All right.

:

You know, I'll be the unfavorable person, though.

:

And I will say, just because I gotta be the oddball both of you are going for.

:

I'm gonna say.

:

I'm gonna say Jake Paul's gonna win.

:

I'm gonna say he's only.

:

Because Mike Tyson's gonna throw it, and it's only gonna be for money unless.

J.C.:

Tyson put $2 billion against himself.

J.C.:

I would.

J.C.:

You know, I would be.

J.C.:

There's no way, if I had Tyson skills that I would ever consider throwing a fight.

Gary G:

Yep.

J.C.:

Just now, if I.

J.C.:

If I'm gonna win, like, hey, I got a long shark and I got $16 million embedded on Vegas.

J.C.:

And then, yeah, he touched me one time.

J.C.:

I'm gonna fall down.

J.C.:

I'll just take that crybaby all day long.

J.C.:

I'll be like, man, I'm sorry.

J.C.:

Yeah, he hit me one time with that left pinky and knocked me out.

J.C.:

Now, Tyson, nothing Jake Paul could throw him is going to knock him out.

J.C.:

Nothing.

:

Nothing.

J.C.:

He's been hit by twice the athletes of Jake Paul.

:

He has.

:

No, listen, he is a powerhouse.

:

I'm gonna.

:

I'm gonna agree with you.

:

I.

:

I just.

:

I honestly.

:

I honestly think this is going to be a throne fight.

:

That's all.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

It's just.

J.C.:

I don't see Tyson.

Gary G:

I don't see ego.

J.C.:

Tyson's ego alone will not let him throw a fight.

J.C.:

Because, I mean, dude, when he came back from prison, he literally bit a dude's ear off.

:

He loves the taste of ears.

J.C.:

And then bit his ear off again and spit in the middle of the ring.

J.C.:

He's like.

J.C.:

He was like, let's still fight.

J.C.:

You know, he was still that guy.

J.C.:

Like, come on.

Gary G:

He's a monster.

J.C.:

He's a monster.

Gary G:

Tyson is a monster.

J.C.:

He got banned from boxing because of that.

:

He did.

:

Yeah.

:

That was a big one.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

All right, y'all, we'll see what happens.

:

We'll revisit it next week.

:

If fight is this Friday.

:

My.

:

One of my employees is taking that Friday off.

:

I got another employee working with me so that employee can watch it on Netflix.

:

If y'all want to watch the fight, it is live on Netflix.

:

No.

:

No paying for the fight at all.

:

The fight is free.

:

As long as you got the subscription in Netflix, so you can watch it on Netflix, y'all.

:

No promotions.

:

I don't know what Time it is.

:

What's that?

J.C.:

Ain't that awesome?

J.C.:

Mark Trump wins.

J.C.:

You now you have two employees just throwing us out.

:

Oh, well, that employee, that employee is leaving though soon.

:

Supposedly he's moving to Texas.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

Well, he's being offered, I guess a high end security job out there.

:

I told my son's and he's my son.

:

My boys just got him as a roommate too.

:

Like, so hopefully they can find a roommate after he leaves.

:

But I'm like, my poor boys, they finally get a roommate that's paying rent.

:

Next thing you know it's like, oh, I might be moving to Texas.

:

Like that poor bastard.

J.C.:

I paid one month rent.

:

Pretty much.

:

That's pretty much what he did so far.

:

One month and he might be moving.

:

But hey, it is what it is.

:

Hey, you gotta move for better opportunities.

:

I get it.

:

All right, so it's 8:00 Eastern Time.

:

Kermit saying the fight is.

J.C.:

Yeah.

Gary G:

What time is it?

:

8:00 Eastern.

:

Eastern.

Gary G:

Okay, so it's 5:00 your time.

:

You'll be eating.

J.C.:

5:00.

Gary G:

I'll be eating for sure.

:

Yeah.

:

You'll be shoving meat in your mouth.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

All right, so we're actually going to talk about Tyson and Jake Paul at the end of the podcast, but I'm going to bounce back up because as you are watching during the live election election results, when it just turned out to be JC and I for the remainder up till like 3:30 in the morning, Gary left us all smiling.

:

Probably got lucky that night because he was so excited.

:

Cryptocurrency went on an all time surge and is still riding high right now across all cryptocurrencies.

:

Bitcoin is now at an all time high at $90,585 per bitcoin.

:

Imagine hitting just one block.

:

You're going to be almost a half a million dollars just by getting one block of bitcoin is absolutely asinine.

:

I think it's like 8 bitcoins if you get one block.

:

So that's fucking crazy.

:

And then we got Dogecoin.

:

Dogecoin, the meme coin that's raised by Elon Musk is down a little bit, but it's been going up and down all day long for the past days.

:

And I think once Doge, the department, the Department of Government Efficiency goes even more and gets fully operational, I think Dogecoin will even go up even higher.

:

Was at 40 cents, is now sitting at roughly 39 cents.

:

I advise everybody right now, listen, I'm not a Finance.

:

I'm not a financial advisor, but if you got a little play money, I just say, hey, dip a little bit of money into some of the meme coins and watch your money store.

:

There's a couple of videos out on YouTube right now that says even if you have owned or buy.

:

Pepe Gary saying, but even if you own, like, one bitcoin and hold on to it for the next two years, you could actually potentially have a bunch of money.

:

It's kind of interesting watching these videos.

:

There's like, five or six videos I came across today talking about that.

:

So I think they're expecting bitcoin to really surge here in the very near future.

Gary G:

They're expecting all crypto to blow up.

J.C.:

I think that's the way the world's going.

Gary G:

Yep.

:

It could be, yeah.

:

Do you imagine just going to the grocery store and paying for your groceries and cryptocurrency?

J.C.:

Ain't never heard of it, but yeah.

J.C.:

I.

J.C.:

I hope I'm not alive.

:

Watch.

:

You don't want to be alive watching, paying everything in cryptocurrency.

:

No.

J.C.:

I'm gonna miss my old green dollars.

J.C.:

See how you go.

J.C.:

Okay, how am I gonna go to a strip joint, Doge?

Gary G:

Well, you cash it out.

Gary G:

You cash it out, you go to an exchange.

Gary G:

You cash it out, you get some greenbacks.

:

Well, no, what you're gonna do is you're gonna.

:

You're gonna.

:

You're gonna have the.

:

The stripper's wallet address.

:

When you walk in, they're gonna have a barcode for you to scan for your favorite stripper.

:

You're gonna have a barcode in there.

:

And as she's dancing, you're just gonna press a button.

:

Send.

:

Oh, baby, yeah.

:

Send.

:

Let's go.

:

Oh, sin.

:

There's no more making it rain.

J.C.:

Like 200 ones up in the air.

:

There's no more making it rain.

:

It's just gonna be pressing a button and clicking send.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

That just takes all the fun out of it.

:

Oh.

:

What do you think, Gary?

:

You think it's going to be the way of the future?

Gary G:

Crypto?

:

Crypto, yes, sir.

Gary G:

I.

Gary G:

I don't think.

Gary G:

I hope cash never goes away.

Gary G:

I think.

Gary G:

I think I'm a.

Gary G:

I very much like cash.

:

Yeah.

Gary G:

But I think that there's a spot for crypto.

Gary G:

I don't think.

Gary G:

I don't think there's any one solution.

Gary G:

So, like, the same thing with, like, energy.

Gary G:

I don't think there's any one solution.

Gary G:

I feel like there's a lot of spaces for a lot of different things.

Gary G:

So I think crypto's not going away, and I really hope that cash stays around, at least for a while.

:

But then Trump here to tell you.

J.C.:

The cash is already leaving.

J.C.:

Just as a business owner myself, like, okay, prime example, the bar.

J.C.:

And I've had to do something now to change the way we are paying, like, bartenders and stuff.

J.C.:

So I do something different than most people.

J.C.:

What I used to do is I would.

J.C.:

At the end of the night, they would take their credit card tips and their cash tips and go.

J.C.:

And that's it.

J.C.:

Well, here lately, we don't have enough cash in the drawers because everybody's using, you know, tap and dip their cards and they write credit cards and that.

J.C.:

Tap whatever the.

J.C.:

On your phone, you know, the card on your phone.

J.C.:

And they'll.

J.C.:

At the end of the night, I don't have enough to tip them out, so they're having to go to my other safe and get cash out, which is throwing my safe off.

J.C.:

So the cash is already.

J.C.:

It's going down like a lot like we used to be.

J.C.:

You know, just say 40% cash to credit cards.

J.C.:

It was 60 credit cards, 40, which balance out.

J.C.:

And you could pay your employees out that night.

J.C.:

Now you're about 80%, 20%.

:

So my son gets the tips, like the credit card tips from the place that he works at.

:

What they've been doing is paying them out weekly, and that way they tallied out at the end of the week, and the boss would just bring in the cash for him at the end of the week and say, okay.

:

He'd have an envelope for each employee.

:

Here's your tips from the week.

:

Here's your tips.

J.C.:

Now you.

J.C.:

Now you start worrying about, hey, is that balls taking money?

J.C.:

Of course, I know all my employees and they love me.

J.C.:

And.

J.C.:

But I can see where they're like.

:

Hey, it can be iffy on that one.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Because, you know, they.

J.C.:

They don't.

J.C.:

They print it out until it shows on their little receipt paper what their tips are.

:

Right.

J.C.:

So If I'm like 50 cents over or 50 cents under, you know, they're going to be like, hey, man, paper says different.

J.C.:

I'm like, well, that's not what the computer say.

:

Well, if we go back to what one of Trump's policies is talking about, he says no tax on tips.

:

So if he does that, that might be better off for businesses, because then what you can do is you put those taxes.

:

You could put those tips on the check.

:

Okay.

:

So if they go into the pos, they can enter in what they made for tips.

:

Each tip goes into the pos.

:

When it comes down to payroll, the tips will be on the paycheck itself.

:

So they'll have their normal payroll.

:

And then there'll be a tip section as well, which won't be taxed.

:

And it can be in one big check.

:

So they'll just get a fat ass check at the end of the week.

J.C.:

They get a fat check or a week or two, whatever.

J.C.:

Yeah, people will buy weekly.

J.C.:

But yeah, it's.

J.C.:

It's going to be huge if he does that.

J.C.:

Especially overtime.

J.C.:

That's the biggest thing because.

J.C.:

Ah, hell, I'll tell everybody.

J.C.:

So I don't pay overtime.

J.C.:

I give my guys cash.

:

Right.

J.C.:

It's illegal as I don't give.

:

Because.

J.C.:

Because I mean, the simple fact is I got a guy busting his ass back there making $30 an hour and he goes over.

J.C.:

It's 80.

J.C.:

We do by bi weekly.

J.C.:

So 80 hours.

J.C.:

You get 40 hours a week.

J.C.:

He'll go to 90 hours because he's working by 45 hours.

J.C.:

Well, once I put it in, he was getting raped on taxes.

J.C.:

I was like, dude, look.

J.C.:

I was like, let's do this.

J.C.:

I was like, I'll just keep your 30 an hour instead of giving you 45 an hour, you know?

:

Right.

J.C.:

Because that 45 an hour turned in to be almost like 29 an hour.

J.C.:

So he's losing money.

Gary G:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I was like, this is.

J.C.:

This is stupidest thing I've ever seen.

J.C.:

And it was bra.

J.C.:

I mean, like, he was like, well, I'm doing this.

J.C.:

And I'm like, not coming back with any money.

J.C.:

I said, let's sit down and talk.

J.C.:

I was like, you, like, I see you like the time and a half because you think you're making 45 an hour.

J.C.:

You're not.

J.C.:

I was like, you're making roughly just say 28.

J.C.:

29.

:

Yes.

:

They tax the out of OT.

J.C.:

Hey, dude, they tag.

J.C.:

I've never seen.

J.C.:

I like, he showed me his thing.

J.C.:

I was like, hello.

J.C.:

I mean, it's astronomical.

J.C.:

Like, once you hit that over that 40 hours, they're punishing you for being a damn good employee.

:

Right.

J.C.:

So I just, I mean, I told him, I was like, look, it's.

J.C.:

We'll pay you 30 an hour cash if you go over at least the deal.

J.C.:

And he's excited about it now.

J.C.:

He's.

J.C.:

He finally started seeing like, man, they were really screwing me.

:

Yeah.

:

Because probably more of a active employee too, is more excited to work as well as is pushing.

Gary G:

I need to.

Gary G:

I look into the Gray area on this no tax on tips thing, because I'm a commission only salesperson, and I wonder if I can be listed as my commission.

J.C.:

Yeah, yeah, Your commission's tips.

J.C.:

A commission is.

Gary G:

And if I get cashed out with no taxes, I would be so happy on that.

J.C.:

You will never be.

J.C.:

Gary's never getting back on the podcast right now.

J.C.:

It's Dogecoins, right?

:

Yeah.

:

Gary's done for.

J.C.:

He's not getting taxed on tips.

J.C.:

Oh, I'm living.

Gary G:

I'm living on the coastline somewhere far, far away.

:

Kathy Lee over in the Tik Tok chat says that they used to do comp time instead of OT pay.

J.C.:

Yes, you can do comp time.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

Interesting.

:

No.

:

So the no tax on tips is going to be huge for businesses and for employees.

:

So that.

:

That's going to be real nice.

:

I like that.

:

So, yeah, crypto's gonna be cool.

:

All right, y'all, I'm not sure if Sully's listening, which I don't think he is, but we're coming up to a favorite thing for him, y'all.

:

Aliens.

:

They're back in the media.

:

There have been talk in a congressional thing.

:

During discussions about space and UFOs, a congressman humorously suggested the appointment of alien.

:

Oh, wait, never mind.

:

Alien Ambassador.

:

But they've been talking about that aliens do exist and that.

:

We have.

:

Yeah, I'll get into that.

:

I.

:

I went ahead.

:

I jumped way ahead.

:

But.

:

And as far as aliens go, there's been UFO sightings over Washington, D.C.

:

just before midnight of July.

:

,:

:

But reported this week as an historical review, seven unusual objects were spotted on radar over Washington, D.C.

:

sparking renewed interest in the historical UFO sightings.

:

So something big.

J.C.:

Biden.

:

Yeah, right.

:

That's it.

:

Like, Biden, it's time to come home.

:

You're gonna bring Kamala with you.

:

As a scientific experiment, we need to research this beast.

J.C.:

She'd break the alien.

:

She'll be having the aliens go, you think you just fell out of a coconut tree?

:

Oh, man.

:

Yeah.

:

So it's funny.

:

Catholic mentioned to start.

:

You know how many times on Facebook, on, like, the local Facebook community pages in my area, how many people be like, oh, my God.

:

Y'all see this formation of UFOs in the skies, and you have to sit there and keep reminding.

:

Those are Starlinks.

:

You do see Starlink quite a bit.

:

Starlink does have that formation that can make you question it, but once you know it, it is awesome.

:

It is.

J.C.:

We see him at least, like Diagonal line going across.

:

Yeah, it's really cool.

:

Gary, have you ever seen the Starlink out in the sky yet?

Gary G:

No.

Gary G:

No, our skies are too cloudy here and Oregon for that.

:

Oh, that's shitty.

J.C.:

They block it from the Oregon, right?

:

Yeah.

:

They don't want those people in Poland, Oregon, seeing that.

:

They're like, no, you don't need.

Gary G:

Yeah, but I do want aliens to be real.

:

Right.

J.C.:

I think it'd be neat.

J.C.:

I mean, you know, I'll be cautious, but I think it'd be neat.

:

Something that we were talking about on election night that's kind of interesting.

:

As far as the news, it ain't in my list of things to talk about, but Poly Market, Remember JC I was telling you about Poly Market and, like, how he was the betting market for the presidential race?

:

Well, the owner of the Poly Market website got raided.

:

They took his cell phone, his computers and stuff.

:

Like, they did not arrest him, but they took his cell phone and his computers and stuff, and they're now looking into it for.

:

What are they.

:

That's the question.

:

Why did they take it?

:

There's not been an announcement on the reason why.

:

The theory is that this could be the new Russia gate.

Gary G:

Oh, God.

:

This theory that this could be the new Russia Gate.

:

Because, remember when Trump last won last time, there was the whole Russia gate that came to find out that it was Hillary Clinton's person that set that all up and all that.

:

But this one here, this, this consideration that the Poly Market may be the Russia gate.

:

But here's the funny part.

:

There's pictures of the owner of Poly Market not with Trump, but with Tim Walls and Kamala Harris, so that he's been with them.

:

So I'm not sure how they can spend that.

:

If there's photo proofs of him with hanging out with Kamala Harris and Tim Walls, I don't think they can really use that against Trump.

:

So that one, that one's just.

:

You're gonna have to watch that one.

:

I, I, I, I swear, though, they're gonna try throwing everything at them.

:

They're already trying to do a recount, but I think the recount is not for the presidency.

:

I think the recount is for House and Senate.

J.C.:

I think the recap, not the Senate.

J.C.:

I think it's for the House.

:

You think it's for the House?

:

Yeah, because that's Kamala Harris's team that's trying to raise the funds right now.

J.C.:

We destroy.

J.C.:

I mean, they're.

J.C.:

There's not one that's super close.

:

Right.

J.C.:

If you were A Democrat.

J.C.:

You won the Democrat.

J.C.:

If he was a Republican.

J.C.:

We only took, what, two seats?

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Maybe one state.

J.C.:

Yeah, it was a landslide.

J.C.:

Like, there's not even close.

J.C.:

Like, it's not like, hey, Joe Biden got 81 million votes.

J.C.:

The next presidents before him and after him only got 60.

J.C.:

Where.

:

Where are those.

:

Where's that 20 million votes, by the way?

J.C.:

I'm just.

J.C.:

Still, I'm amazed by that.

J.C.:

I just want to find out that.

:

That they mean that.

:

That's going to be investigated.

:

In all reality, the 20 million votes has to be investigated.

J.C.:

And AOC is complaining that Trump was in the same thing this time.

J.C.:

Well, he got less this time than he did.

:

He got roughly about the same amount, though, that he got last time, but.

J.C.:

It was like a million votes short.

J.C.:

Yeah, it was like.

J.C.:

I think he had like, 70 to 71 or something like that.

J.C.:

It's.

J.C.:

I mean, it's close.

J.C.:

Yes.

J.C.:

It might have been less than a million, but I'm just saying.

J.C.:

Now, this theory, from 80, you went from 81 or 82 to 63.

:

Right.

:

There's a theory that the 20 million votes could have came from people who sit on their asses at home.

J.C.:

Home.

:

And obviously they didn't go out and vote this time because they couldn't vote from home and mail it out.

:

So I don't know, maybe they just didn't want to request it.

:

There's that theory, and then there's the theory of, well, these.

:

They're just magical votes that appear to get Joe Biden to win.

:

And there's stuff that just needs to be investigated that.

:

The 20 million votes should be investigated now.

:

And hopefully that's something that the Trumpet administration will look into once they get settled in.

:

Yeah.

:

Questionable.

J.C.:

January 21st.

J.C.:

They need to start that.

:

JC wants to know.

:

He's like, start investigating.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I'm just like, there's no way.

J.C.:

You don't.

J.C.:

If it was 10 million, 5 million.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I could fall for the damn people sitting on the couch.

J.C.:

Okay.

J.C.:

No, it's 20 million.

J.C.:

The exact same amount that Kamala still owes.

:

Wow.

:

Yeah, that is interesting.

:

Huh?

:

Wait a minute.

:

That.

:

I just said wow.

:

Okay, so 20 million votes missing.

:

Kamala Harris is 20 million shy or 20 million in debt.

:

Interesting.

:

Yeah.

:

I didn't put that in perspective.

:

That one's interesting.

J.C.:

Little spin, huh?

:

That is a little spin.

J.C.:

Everything's in the 20s.

Caller:

Everything is.

:

Wow.

:

Good call, JC.

:

Jay, listen, JC's putting us down a rabbit hole.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I sit at work and just go through.

J.C.:

I'm like, man, Just gotta be me.

J.C.:

Like, I just non stop.

J.C.:

I'm like, this, this is an idiot.

J.C.:

This is an idiot.

J.C.:

And then I watch Tick Tock to watch him cry.

J.C.:

Yeah, it makes me happy again.

:

Oh, we're getting to the crying here in a little bit.

:

I got some more news stuff to get through, but.

:

Yeah.

:

J.D.

:

van.

:

Yeah, Gary, what are you doing over there?

:

You're like zoned in.

:

You checking them crypto looking?

Gary G:

I'm looking at some other cryptos.

:

Yeah.

Gary G:

Don't worry about me.

:

I won't speak.

:

Don't worry about me.

:

I'm just live on a podcast.

:

But don't worry about.

:

I'm checking to make sure I'm making money.

Gary G:

I gotta check my money, man.

J.C.:

And this Doge coin, she.

:

But I told you, I sent you the app to buy it, man.

J.C.:

All it does is show what is going up and down.

J.C.:

How do I buy you?

:

Well, number one, you got to sign up to the app.

Gary G:

Get crypto.com.

J.C.:

I did.

J.C.:

You should have got the damn record reference.

J.C.:

We put your reference number in there.

:

Yeah, I will.

:

Once you buy crypto.

:

So basically with crypto app, so you.

Gary G:

Just link up your, your debit card, your bank account, and then you just go, you purchase it.

:

Yeah.

Gary G:

This amount of this coin.

J.C.:

So if I just say, hey, I want Dogecoin, $20,000, just click it in there and go.

:

Yep.

J.C.:

Okay.

:

Yeah.

:

It'll ask you to buy.

:

It'll tell you to enter in your credit card information.

:

Matter of fact, if you ever.

:

We just.

:

I set up Mindy over on Tick Tock on how to do crypto.

:

They downloaded crypto app and they bought, they bought some, some dogecoin.

:

She's already up on Doge.

:

She's already in the positive, of course.

J.C.:

So I mean, if it's 30 cents right now, I mean, that's damn near a penny stock, you know.

:

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

J.C.:

I mean, and it was when it, when Mark sent it to me, we looked at it, I think it was 29 or 30 cents.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

And that's already 38.

J.C.:

I mean, hell, if it gets to $10, I'm done.

Gary G:

If it goes to.

Gary G:

If it goes to two, three bucks, that's a solid Kathy Lee.

:

I'm using the crypto.com website.

:

The crypto is the US agency cryptocurrency app that they're based out of Los Angeles.

:

So I use crypto.

:

They actually just built it.

:

Didn't they build a Stadium in LA too?

Gary G:

There's crypto.com.

Gary G:

i use Gemini crypto and Coinbase.

Gary G:

Yeah, Those are the three that I use.

:

Yeah, I use crypto.com is the one I have.

:

Gary's got his spread all over.

J.C.:

Yeah, he has multiple sites.

:

He does.

:

Gary's like, oh, I got money here, I got money there.

:

Well, there are, there are other crypto wallets that you can per.

:

That you can get that allows you to get certain cryptocurrency that's not on other apps.

:

.:

:

That's only a fraction of a penny that you could possibly buy into at the time.

:

So that way there, if that ever goes up to like a penny or 10 cents, you're making a killing.

:

It's just a matter of finding out who's behind that cryptocurrency, finding out what their, their bill plan is for that crypto.

:

Like, are they planning on using that crypto for a utility?

:

Is it going to be used for like gaming apps and stuff like that?

:

If that crypto is going to be used for that, it's worth the purchase into, because there's a chance that it could go up to, you know, a penny, 10 cents, 50 cents, and then you may just know that the odds.

Gary G:

Of you making money on crypto are pretty low.

:

Yes.

:

Well, listen, we're not financial advisors at all.

Gary G:

There's a cryptocurrency billion cryptos out there.

:

Cryptocurrency is gambling.

:

But it's fun.

:

It's fun and exciting.

J.C.:

That's what I do.

Gary G:

Only invest money you're willing to lose.

:

Exactly.

:

That's the best way of putting it.

:

So speaking of cryptocurrency, hilarious.

J.C.:

I'll lose a lot of money all the time.

Gary G:

Well, you keep buying them bottles, right?

:

Yeah.

:

You know that bottle of liquor there.

Gary G:

But throw that money at Doge a week ago and then you would have been up, you would have been able to buy two or three of those bottles, right?

J.C.:

Well, they only you get lucky to find one.

:

Speaking of cryptocurrency, though, cryptocurrency billionaire on the election night, there was an anonymous crypto billionaire known as she Shib.

:

Toshi attended Trump's election night event wearing a gold mask, adding a bizarre twist to the evening's festivities.

:

So he's in there, dude.

J.C.:

I'd have kicked him out.

J.C.:

I've been like, dude, get out of here.

J.C.:

I don't need your gold mask.

:

I think he was in it because, remember, during.

:

What was it when be.

:

I think it was right Before Trump's debate with Kamala, Trump went to a.

:

A crypto bar and spent bitcoin at a crypto bar to buy.

:

I think he bought a coffee with cryptocurrency.

Gary G:

That coffee will eventually end up costing, like, $4,000.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

I'm like, that's a terrible idea.

:

Well, no, no, he probably.

:

No, he probably.

:

Probably.

Gary G:

He probably with like, 20 doge back in the day.

Gary G:

Bitcoin back in the day.

:

I mean, he probably only spent, like, three or four bucks on the coffee.

:

Yeah, he probably only spent three or four bucks for that coffee, but he paid it with cryptocurrency without bitcoin.

:

So you can pay, like three or four bucks worth of stuff by using bitcoin?

Gary G:

Yep.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

There's like, Gary just said, that guy that bought the pizza, he was like, y'all take bitcoin?

J.C.:

They were like, no.

J.C.:

He's like.

Gary G:

The delivery driver is just like, I'll.

Gary G:

I'll take it.

Gary G:

Because he knew, Right.

J.C.:

And he.

J.C.:

It was like, you say he gave him 50 or 100.

J.C.:

I can't remember what it was.

Gary G:

I think it was 20 Bitcoin.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

And like, now it's like 600, 000 bucks or some.

:

Yeah, he's sad.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Deal.

:

He is set for a 20 pizza.

:

Speaking of Trump, there's an AI generated image of Trump in space.

:

I wish I could have find it.

:

But seamlessly, he's mining bitcoin, and I guess it's going viral right now of Trump mining bitcoin out in space.

J.C.:

Oh, God.

:

Of course.

:

Elon Musk's department of announcement, Department of government officials.

:

Also big news.

:

But this mysterious monolith, our monolith, sorry, in Utah, that appeared.

:

This thing has appeared in Vegas and other places as well.

:

f the monoliths from the film:

:

So interesting that these keep popping up, these monoliths.

:

I mean, it goes back.

:

If you want to be a believer of aliens and spatial activities.

:

As we know, Sully, a good friend of mine out here, does not believe in it.

:

He hates.

:

He hates aliens.

:

He does not believe in them.

:

His theory is, I can't believe in something I don't see.

:

I'm beyond that.

:

I want to be.

:

I want to be a believer.

:

And I.

:

I am a firm believer that we are definitely not the only life form in the galaxy.

:

There's absolutely no way.

:

But a congressman.

J.C.:

It's gonna Suck if they can find us before we found them though.

:

I'm sure they've already found us.

:

I.

:

I think they have already found us.

J.C.:

We got too many dumb rednecks running around with guns, dear God.

:

Shooting them, dude.

:

So that's the other problem that we're running into though.

:

The people being idiots and using those laser pointers at airplanes again.

:

That's starting to pop up again.

J.C.:

Did you see where I was Haitian?

J.C.:

Was it Haiti or something?

Gary G:

Haiti?

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

The Spirit airline went and landed and they said.

Gary G:

And there was like a United Airlines one that happened too.

Gary G:

There was another airline that got shot at.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Just shot.

J.C.:

Ran with.

J.C.:

I mean, I don't know how I didn't shoot somebody.

J.C.:

It went through like the baggage holders and stuff.

J.C.:

Right.

J.C.:

There would be first class experience.

Gary G:

Haiti right now or Haiti for a while now has been in a complete collapse.

Gary G:

And it's really.

Gary G:

Dude, there's.

Gary G:

There's this guy that I watch.

:

I'll be right back, gentlemen.

Gary G:

There's this guy I watch on YouTube.

Gary G:

He goes and like travels to these like war torn countries and he's, he's really smart about it.

Gary G:

He, he usually finds like a, like a native tour guide who's like pretty well integrated.

Gary G:

I don't know what the word is.

Gary G:

Integrated.

Gary G:

Integrated.

Gary G:

Inter.

J.C.:

Yeah.

Gary G:

Yeah.

Gary G:

I don't know.

Gary G:

I don't know if that's the right word.

Gary G:

But he's intertwined into the industry.

Gary G:

He's a part of the industry that like culture.

Gary G:

And they'll bring him around to like all of these spots where like tourists don't go.

Gary G:

And he went to Haiti like two years ago and the gangs that are take that have taken over Haiti for a while now.

Gary G:

It's.

Gary G:

It's pretty devastating.

Gary G:

Like that is a beautiful country and for it to be.

Gary G:

And the condition that it's in is heartbreaking.

J.C.:

Like the people there are so cool.

Gary G:

Yeah, dude, I'll.

Gary G:

I'll find the guy on YouTube and I'll send it.

Gary G:

I'll send you a link to his channel.

Gary G:

And he goes everywhere.

Gary G:

He's been to like North Korea, he's been to Afghanistan.

Gary G:

He's been all over the world to a bunch of different places.

Gary G:

And he's, he's seen some crazy.

:

Crazy?

J.C.:

Yeah, I just thought it was crazy.

J.C.:

They're just shooting random rifles up in the dagum airplanes.

Gary G:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Hades money.

J.C.:

These people are coming over, spend money and make y'all so stupid.

:

Well, you mean you got the dumbasses too that shoot guns up in the air just when they're partying too, not realizing they're coming back down.

:

Ah, J.C.

:

really?

J.C.:

Only on 4th of July.

:

Dear God guy, that's me.

:

He says, how about a congressman proposing an alien ambassador?

Gary G:

Indigo Traveler is the guy that I'm talking about.

J.C.:

Indigo, Indigo.

Gary G:

Indigo Traveler.

Gary G:

If you go to his channel, he just had one on Madagascar that was crazy.

Gary G:

Sudan.

Gary G:

Jamaica is a gnarly one.

J.C.:

Jamaica's a.

J.C.:

Right now.

Gary G:

He went to Jamaica and he, like, had a tour guide bringing him around.

Gary G:

He's been to Yemen.

Gary G:

He's been to Afghanistan, to Libya, Honduras, Nigeria, Brazil, Venezuela, Syria, Iran.

Gary G:

He's been everywhere.

Gary G:

And the series that he did on Haiti is pretty gnarly.

Gary G:

So Indigo Traveler, if anybody wants to see, like, some front lines, real world, like, journalism, that's the guy to watch.

Gary G:

He's rad.

Gary G:

Indigo, Indigo Traveler.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

What did I say?

Gary G:

You're just there.

J.C.:

I don't know about you guys, but.

:

I am voting for Donald J.

:

Trump in:

:

Appreciate you.

:

Yeah, I think he did, too.

:

Did you see the way his wife walked out of the election booth afterwards?

:

She had a grin.

:

Dude, you watch her on the.

:

I think I already talked to you about that.

:

On Veterans Day when she was sitting next to Kamala, like they hated each other.

J.C.:

What about Biden kicking her off?

J.C.:

Did y'all see the Waters thing?

J.C.:

He had a buddy there, and she was doing a commensal speech at Washington, D.C.

J.C.:

the next morning after Howard.

:

No, I didn't see that.

J.C.:

Obviously, Biden told her, get off his lawn.

J.C.:

You can Google that.

J.C.:

I mean, get on YouTube and Google that.

J.C.:

It's.

J.C.:

I was like, what?

Gary G:

Who did he say that to?

J.C.:

He told Kamala, get off his lawn.

J.C.:

Like, he told the Secret Service.

J.C.:

Tell him, get off his line.

J.C.:

Damn.

:

He's.

:

Well, you gotta think.

:

You gotta admit.

:

He's got to be pissed, right?

:

They did this whole coup thing, the Kick him out, and he's like, I would have won.

J.C.:

You saw the.

J.C.:

The veteran thing with the veteran memorial when they were.

J.C.:

They all.

J.C.:

All the presidents, vice presidents go.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

During Veterans Day.

J.C.:

They had like three people in between them.

J.C.:

They wouldn't even.

J.C.:

They wouldn't even look at each other.

:

No.

J.C.:

But, yeah, you can get on there.

J.C.:

What's his name?

J.C.:

Jesse Waters.

:

Jesse Waters.

J.C.:

Yeah, go on.

J.C.:

There.

J.C.:

Said Jesse waters, Kamala's Washington D.C.

J.C.:

speed.

J.C.:

I can't remember what I had to type in, but it's like, Jesse Waters, Kamala.

J.C.:

Biden tells Kamala, get off his line.

:

All right, well, you can find it.

:

All right, I'll have to look at.

J.C.:

That ever yeah, it's the great.

J.C.:

Like, he's got on the View.

J.C.:

But nobody reported that.

J.C.:

Like, nobody reported it.

:

Of course not.

:

They're not gonna want to do that one.

:

I was like, oh, hey, Gary, you.

:

You guys were talking about pizza delivery guys early, right?

Gary G:

Yeah.

:

So imagine in Wisconsin, 60 THC pizzas sold by mistake.

:

A Wisconsin pizza pizzeria accidentally sold 60 pizzas containing THC, leading to an unexpected high for customers.

:

The pizzeria issued an apology and stressed their commitment to community safety.

Gary G:

How do you accidentally make higher standards?

:

Yeah, dude, you imagine like you're ordering pizza for your party or whatever.

:

Y'all don't smoke or anything like that.

:

You get these pizzas, you're just mounting them.

:

Like you're.

:

Wow, these got a little bit more greenery to them, but you're just smashing them.

:

You're like, they must be a new brand of oregano.

:

And you're just.

:

Next thing you know, you're higher than a damn.

J.C.:

Everybody's outside, like, just crying, holding each other, singing Kumbayas.

:

It's crashing down to like, oh, I want snacks now.

J.C.:

Yeah, I need burritos.

J.C.:

Anybody got some more?

J.C.:

That pizza left, right?

Gary G:

Dear God, I got the munchies.

:

Oh, I don't even know if they found them yet, but not only have 60 THC pizzas been sold in Wisconsin and South Carolina, 43 monkeys have escaped a research facility used for vaccine development.

:

They.

:

Some of these monkeys carry viruses and could be harmful to humans.

:

But they told everybody, you have nothing to worry about.

:

Prompting local authorities to warn residents to secure their homes.

:

I don't think these monkeys have been found yet, neither.

:

I think some of them have.

:

They.

Gary G:

They recaptured a handful of them, but there's still some.

J.C.:

Hey, the cool thing is it's in South Carolina.

J.C.:

They have lots of guns.

:

They do, but.

:

But it is warm as warm as well.

:

So the monkeys are going to be able to survive out there.

:

So that's a thing.

:

Like they can survive in that habitat.

J.C.:

They gonna shoot them.

J.C.:

It's hunting season.

:

Are monkeys.

:

What are monkey.

:

Are they vegetarian?

:

A monkey herbivores or carnivores.

:

They're carnivore.

J.C.:

They'll.

Gary G:

They'll eat meat.

J.C.:

They depends on what monkeys we're talking about.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Oh, yeah, that's true.

J.C.:

Yeah, it does depend like a spider monkey.

J.C.:

They eat, like, fruits.

:

Fruits.

:

So they might not be able to survive out there then.

J.C.:

I got a.

J.C.:

Yeah, they can.

:

Okay, there's.

J.C.:

They can eat anything.

J.C.:

I mean, there's like Mississippi.

J.C.:

You can probably throw a monkey in the woods and he'd be fine.

Gary G:

Are there gators in Mississippi?

:

I want a pet monkey.

Gary G:

Yeah, well, he's not gonna last too long.

J.C.:

Well, he'll go to water that much.

J.C.:

I mean.

J.C.:

No, they can get up there eventually, but I mean, we don't have gators every corner either.

J.C.:

We're not Florida.

Gary G:

Not Florida.

Gary G:

Yeah.

:

Yeah, I think that'd be cool to have a pet monkey.

Gary G:

Did you.

:

Can you have it?

:

When you look you, Gary, you can.

J.C.:

You have them there like a little spider monkey?

J.C.:

Yeah, I want like a little spider monkey runs around the house like this in this little diaper and.

:

Yeah, that'd be cool as.

:

Right.

J.C.:

My wife used to change his diaper.

:

Had the wife change the diaper.

:

Listen, I want the monkey.

:

But you're changing.

J.C.:

I just want to go get me a beer.

Gary G:

Right.

Gary G:

Hey, if you're in Texas, you can have any kind of animal you want.

:

Yeah, Texas, you.

:

Yeah, you can't.

:

You have a tiger?

J.C.:

We can have.

J.C.:

We can.

J.C.:

Well, we can't have tigers.

J.C.:

That's kind of frowned upon.

J.C.:

But we can have any animal you want.

J.C.:

It's just.

J.C.:

You can't transport them.

J.C.:

I don't know how you get them here.

J.C.:

Yes, because you can't transport them across state lines to get to Mississippi.

J.C.:

People got these, like, we got elks and all kinds of crap around here.

J.C.:

It's crazy, but you're not supposed to be.

J.C.:

I guess it's illegally shipped in.

:

I'm looking up the liberal meltdowns right now, by the way.

J.C.:

Oh, yes.

J.C.:

It's so good.

:

I'm looking at the liberal meltdowns.

:

We're an hour and so.

:

All right, the woman in the blue.

J.C.:

Shirt is probably the best one.

:

Let me let it go.

:

Let me get us over to the screen share over here for folks.

:

If you're watching on Tick Tock, I'm gonna advise you right now to turn your screen sideways, and you're gonna be able to see this a lot better here in just a second once I get everything up and going.

Gary G:

Go landscape if you want to see the.

:

Yes.

:

Turn your phone sideways if you want to be able to see this.

Gary G:

This one is so good.

:

So we're gonna do this one first.

:

Let me get the image big.

:

So there we.

:

She's nice and blown up.

:

All right, ladies and gentlemen, the first liberal meltdown of the day is going to this guy who made this video doing a rock star commentary on it.

:

So check this out.

:

Here we go.

Caller:

Why?

Caller:

Why?

Caller:

Why?

:

Do you really hate me that bad?

Caller:

I'm sorry.

:

No, no, that was great.

J.C.:

That's awesome.

:

Oh, folks, that.

:

We're on X right now.

:

All I did is type in liberal up.

:

I'll melt down.

:

So we're gonna see what.

:

I don't know what this one is.

:

All right.

:

No, that's just a chick talking about the lid meltdowns.

:

All right, that's the one.

J.C.:

This guy right here is good.

:

This guy's good.

J.C.:

Oh, my God, he's got.

J.C.:

I hope it's this one.

J.C.:

This dude is good.

:

All right, let's go for this once a minute and ten seconds.

:

Let's go for it.

:

Here we.

:

Here we go.

Caller:

Donald Trump won, and I am very, very afraid that he might.

:

Oh, this one's funny.

Caller:

She entered illegally to the country, and she lives in a Street 4, number 47 apartment.

Caller:

I am very, very concerned.

Caller:

That's right behind the green apartment.

Caller:

I have.

Caller:

Nothing bad happened to her.

Caller:

The gate is always open.

Caller:

You don't have any dogs either.

Caller:

It's straightforward.

Caller:

Number 47 apartment.

:

That's crazy.

J.C.:

Oh, mother.

:

That was great.

:

Hold on one second.

:

Y typing to my brother real quick.

:

Love know we're doing a live recording right now.

:

Live recording right now.

:

My brother is just trying to call me.

:

I'll have to call him back afterwards.

:

There we go.

:

My other brother Gary's right there.

:

Yeah, no, I got another brother as well.

:

Oh, my God.

:

No, I cannot answer right now.

:

All right, let's see.

:

I would like to thank liberal woman for their online meltdowns after Trump won.

:

Shaving heads, 48.

:

Screaming.

:

Let's see.

:

I see.

:

I'm trying to find the liberal meltdowns.

:

This lady's wearing a Trump hat.

:

Come on.

:

Liberal meltdowns continue.

:

Okay, is this a liberal meltdown?

:

Let's find out.

:

No, 100% in real time.

Caller:

Where these crazy females continuing to shave their heads.

:

I did.

J.C.:

Yeah, they are crazy for that.

:

Yeah.

:

Gary, my brother, My brother just goes, you want to hear this Gay Republican?

:

God.

:

I, I, I could, I could tell him to call into the show.

:

My brother is like that.

:

My brother Christopher is the most flamboyant guy you'll ever meet, but he's 100 Republican, loves Donald Trump.

:

I should have called to the show.

:

Oh, well, here we go.

:

Here we go.

:

Finally.

:

I want to find the one with the woman ran into the fucking door jam is great, too.

:

All right, here's this one here.

:

What the.

J.C.:

Nice moment.

Caller:

What the hell?

J.C.:

What the.

:

Dude.

J.C.:

Oh.

:

Dear God.

:

You can't say they don't have.

:

You can't say that they don't have mental issues.

J.C.:

Yeah, nice mullet.

J.C.:

I mean, I'm gonna give it to you.

J.C.:

That's a nice ass mullet.

:

All right.

:

Marty says he himself on that one.

:

The guy could have very well himself.

J.C.:

Oh, that's definitely one.

:

This is actually a compilation of one right now.

J.C.:

Oh, boy.

:

Oh, yeah.

J.C.:

Hold on.

:

What's this?

J.C.:

Tears are flowing.

J.C.:

Hold on, Let me get.

J.C.:

Let me.

J.C.:

Give me some of my liberal tears.

:

Ready?

J.C.:

Go ahead.

:

Oh, dear God.

:

My brothers just sent me a video of him listening to Tom McDonald.

:

All right, here we go.

:

This one here.

:

This one's a compilation.

:

2 minutes, 48 seconds.

:

Let's see what we can get for some good laughs here.

Caller:

All right, guys, it's time to go to bed.

Caller:

None of us are stressed about the election, right?

:

It's all.

Caller:

We all are going to just go have the best night, the best night's sleep of our lives, aren't we?

:

I'm going to try to find out our YouTube video, share it to my brother.

:

I'm done.

J.C.:

I love that guy.

:

I'm done.

:

I'm done with you.

:

I'm done with you and your mother and your sister.

:

I'm just done with all of this.

J.C.:

I love it.

J.C.:

Oh, that.

J.C.:

That.

J.C.:

That woman right there really did freak out.

Mark G:

J.

:

Sit on.

:

Oh, no, that ain't your wife.

Caller:

Guys, we literally don't even have to panic.

Caller:

We literally don't have to freak out right now.

Caller:

We don't even have to, like.

Caller:

We don't have to freak out.

Caller:

We don't have to freak out because it's not even real because.

Caller:

Recount the vote, guys.

J.C.:

I just voted this guy.

:

What the.

:

Let's end this raid of terror now.

Caller:

I chose family.

Caller:

I chose women.

Caller:

I chose America.

Caller:

I love you.

:

We're moving on.

:

I'm moving on.

J.C.:

We're moving on.

Caller:

I love all of this.

Caller:

Let's do it.

:

Let's do that.

:

Wow.

:

What the.

J.C.:

Oh, no.

J.C.:

He's serious.

:

Oh, dear God.

Caller:

We were wrong.

:

100% wrong.

Caller:

It's an utter betrayal.

:

Betrayal.

:

The house, the betrayal.

Caller:

Not a cisgendered white Christian.

Caller:

If you voted for that man, if you voted for anybody other than Kamala, and you live.

Caller:

And you live in one of the states that it was, you know, close.

Gary G:

She's psychotic.

J.C.:

Yes.

Caller:

Or if you didn't vote.

:

You seen her eyes.

Caller:

You.

Caller:

You.

Caller:

I don't want to hear about how shitty your life gets under his policies.

:

Oh, my life's gonna be great.

:

Thank you.

J.C.:

I don't want to hear a of your life decisions.

Caller:

Sit with it.

Caller:

Let it make you uncomfortable.

J.C.:

Okay.

:

She's got those BCGs on, too.

:

Those type of glasses right there we call birth control glasses.

:

That's what he wore in the military.

:

They gave you the big fat freaking Coca Cola style type of glasses.

:

They called them birth controls.

:

Oh, my God, there's one.

:

I.

:

I gotta find the other ones here.

:

I may have to go to Tickets Talk.

Gary G:

And, like, there was one where this person said that she's going to, like, stab people.

:

Yes, yes.

:

That.

:

There was one that said she.

:

If she was in the dark with you.

J.C.:

Steve.

J.C.:

Steve rips this girl.

J.C.:

It's hilarious.

:

I'm not sure if they're going to rip her on this one.

:

This one says.

:

Cracks me up every time I watch it.

:

So let's see where this girl goes.

J.C.:

Watch.

J.C.:

Steve.

J.C.:

Oh, my God.

Caller:

If you've lost faith in humanity, clap your hands.

:

If you've lost faith in humanity and this is your villain origin story.

Caller:

If you lost faith in humanity, clap your hands.

:

Which one, Steve?

J.C.:

The guy.

J.C.:

Oh, he used to be married to Laura.

J.C.:

Whatever her name was.

J.C.:

I can't remember.

:

Oh, man, that was great.

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

This brainwash is crazy.

:

These liberals have lost their mind.

:

Hold on.

:

Okay, this late.

:

Here's.

:

Here's the psycho lady right here.

:

This is going to be an interesting one.

:

She just mentioned Handmaids.

:

I was reading the titles to make sure this was one.

:

All right, so this is going to be a crazy.

:

I mean, she looks crazy just by looking at her.

:

All right, here we go.

Liberal Woman:

So it looks like.

:

Yeah, she got those crazy eyes.

Liberal Woman:

Who voted for Trump are about to find out what Serena Joy went through when they cut off her little finger in the Handmaid's tail.

Liberal Woman:

Because Trump's buddies are all over social media saying, hey, guess what?

Liberal Woman:

We are going to enact Project:

Liberal Woman:

And Trump has just promised us all spots in his administration.

Liberal Woman:

Joke's on you.

Liberal Woman:

So have fun with that one, ladies, because we told you so.

Liberal Woman:

And when you are bleeding out.

:

Oh, there's my brother.

:

Emergency room.

Liberal Woman:

When they take away your right to vote, all of these things that are about to happen to you, they're not going to ask you who you voted for.

Liberal Woman:

hat you thought about Project:

Liberal Woman:

And that's not what Trump told you.

Liberal Woman:

They're not going to care one little.

:

Bit because she got that Michael Jackson nose, okay?

Liberal Woman:

Because this country couldn't elect a woman president.

:

We will, but not Kamala, a woman of color.

Liberal Woman:

So instead you put a man in office who's guilty of assault.

:

Oh, that's going away.

:

Don't worry about that.

:

That's going away too.

Liberal Woman:

Because you'd rather carry water for the white men in your life.

:

Oh, dear God.

:

What the.

:

I don't think my wife's ever carried water for me.

:

How do you get one of those, right?

:

Can we get.

:

Can I get one that carries water on your head and brings.

J.C.:

I don't.

J.C.:

Where do I Google that right?

:

Google find a wife that carries water for you.

Gary G:

You got to go to the passport bros for that one.

Gary G:

And even they won't carry your water.

:

What the cost extra to get one.

J.C.:

With that serves whis.

:

Dude, it's crazy.

:

The left has gone nuts.

J.C.:

What in the.

J.C.:

Man, I made my head hurt there.

:

All right, here, I guess.

J.C.:

Oh, she's gonna be a good one.

J.C.:

She is.

:

Oh, she's already.

:

Look at her.

:

Look.

J.C.:

She even started.

J.C.:

She's balling.

:

I can.

:

I really wish we had secret cameras in every liberal's house when a Trump was announced.

:

When 1.

:

Because I can only imagine the reactions when they first found out.

:

Oh, my God.

:

All right, here we go.

:

These videos.

:

This is a compilation.

:

Oh, Alex Jones side did this one, so this should be a good one.

:

Here we go.

:

Alex Jones compiled these.

Caller:

How did we get here?

Caller:

Oh, because what in the Alice in Wonderland nightmares is going on?

Caller:

Alice in the Wonderland say is how dare you.

Caller:

If you voted for that man.

Caller:

If you voted for anybody other than Kamala and you live and you live in one of the states that it was, you know, close or if you didn't vote, you.

Caller:

I chose family.

Caller:

I chose women.

Caller:

I chose America.

Caller:

How the is this still happening?

Caller:

All I've ever known what the she badly is hatred.

J.C.:

I'm done.

J.C.:

I'm done.

:

I'm done.

:

I'm done with you.

:

I'm done with you and your mother and your sister.

:

I'm just done with all of this.

Gary G:

I'm sure about.

:

You're probably not done with.

:

Oh, damn.

Caller:

I'm sorry.

Caller:

To all my friends who are drones aboard.

Caller:

I don't understand how scared of this man.

:

It doesn't even seem real, right?

:

But it is.

:

That's the sad part.

Caller:

Will be like happy and he'll just be celebrating.

Caller:

And everyone else.

Caller:

Everyone who feels threatened by him is scared.

:

Like we're.

Caller:

We're scared for our lives.

Caller:

We're scared for our friends.

:

I don't know why.

Caller:

How dare you put this man into office for another four years knowing damn well what it means for our country.

:

What it means better economy as a people say, for America.

Caller:

Know that there is that much ignorance and that much hate in this country.

Caller:

It's so terrifying.

Caller:

It's so terrifying.

Caller:

How the are we back in this same situation again?

:

Because we need him.

Caller:

Who the is voting for him?

Caller:

Genuinely, I don't want to hear about how shitty your life gets under his policies.

:

She is crazy psycho.

:

She'll be in jail soon.

J.C.:

Sit with it.

Caller:

Let it make you uncomfortable.

:

I'm not you.

:

No, you, dude.

:

All right, so I do want.

:

I got a message from my brother real quick.

:

I do want to read that one before we go through some more of these videos.

:

All right, so my brother got French fries thrown at his car today and was verbally assaulted for saying that it was assaulted for saying that it was a Republican.

:

I was asked, how can I be Republican?

:

They asked him how he could be a Republican when he's gay and that they are against him.

:

And he said, how the are they against me when I go to work every day, make a living, and I support those who don't work who just throw French fries at.

:

That means at me.

:

My brother.

:

That was.

:

That was a weird message, brother, but I get it.

:

So basically, he had a liberal throw French fries at him today because he's a gay Republican.

:

He should have, but he can't because my brother does work in the public forum, so he.

:

If he did, he could have possibly lost his job.

J.C.:

Yeah, I broke his nose.

:

Yeah, he works in the public.

J.C.:

They hadn't picked on the right person, Right?

J.C.:

Like somebody like me.

J.C.:

They just hadn't picked on the right person.

:

I think that one's AI generated, but that's hilarious.

J.C.:

What?

:

Yeah, all the blue hairs walking back.

J.C.:

And they'll turn them around.

J.C.:

Watch.

J.C.:

All right, let me go make another drink.

:

Go make that drink.

:

We're gonna find another liberal flip out here.

:

Oh, is this the one?

:

All right, all right.

:

Where's the rest of this one?

:

Hold on.

:

Where's the rest of the.

:

This is the chick that ran into the wall.

:

Hold on.

:

I gotta pull him up over here.

:

This is the chick that ran into the wall.

:

Where the hell's the rest of her videos?

:

Hold on.

:

Let's see.

:

Oh, y'all can't see it anyways.

:

Hold on.

:

Let me see.

:

Liberal meltdown.

:

Let me find it on here real quick.

:

Liberal meltdown.

:

We may have to go to Tik Tok.

:

I'm not sure how to search for them, though.

:

The liberal meltdowns.

:

Oh, wait, is there a whole.

:

Oh, no, there's just.

:

Okay.

:

Damn it.

:

I got.

:

I got excited for a minute.

:

I'm looking on.

:

The guy's on his page real quick to see if he had a liberal meltdown, but he doesn't.

:

They're sad because they're exactly crim.

:

They are exactly brainwashed.

:

All right, so we'll just play this chick's flip out.

:

So this is the chick when she flipped out earlier.

:

She literally.

:

On the first video I've ever saw with her, she literally ran herself into a wall.

:

Stop.

J.C.:

Oh, there.

:

See, that's why I'm recording, because the cops ain't gonna believe this.

:

I'm gonna say.

:

So JC can see it so it looks like my brother recording, because the.

Gary G:

Cops ain't gonna believe this.

:

Right, Chris, you gotta have to post in small sentences, man.

:

Do, like, a paragraph, send it, and do another paragraph.

:

That's the only way to really get your chat to show.

:

Otherwise the.

:

The chat bot that we have will.

:

Will lower you down over there.

:

All right, hold on, y'all.

:

We're waiting for J.C.

:

i gotta.

:

I gotta make sure J.C.

:

sees this one.

:

Folks, if you're listening to Apple and Spotify a little bit later on, you're gonna want to come over to the YouTube side, come into the podcast.

:

We're roughly about an hour and a half in right now.

:

This.

:

We started watching the videos about an hour, 15 minutes in.

:

We're just going through some liberal meltdowns to kind of chill out the night.

:

This podcast was thrown together tonight because it was.

:

We had a different podcast scheduled, and then it was thrown off on us.

:

So here we are doing one on the web.

:

Don't we just figured some liberal meltdowns would be great to end off the night.

:

All right, J.C.

:

well, stand by.

:

Wow, we got a caller coming in.

:

This is a call for.

:

This is going to be one.

:

Absolutely.

J.C.:

Thought you got rid of that.

:

No call.

:

Are you there?

:

Hello, caller, you're on the air.

J.C.:

How are you?

:

Oh, dear God.

:

Hi, Brian.

:

I'm all right.

:

Brian, how are you, my man?

J.C.:

Oh, boy.

Brother:

Really?

Brother:

Oh, dear God.

Brother:

I love you too.

:

And what's going on, Brian?

:

You're the first one to call him tonight.

:

How are you, my man?

Brother:

No, doing good, yo.

Brother:

My brother and I are both levels, and, like, when they both found out, they started yelling at me how pissed off they won't because of.

Brother:

He won.

Brother:

I voted for one guy, and you're getting mad at me for voting for that guy?

:

Do you live in the same house as your brother and your sister in Law.

:

Oh, that's kind of a bummer in a sense, because I could say you could play.

:

You should buy a couple of MAGA hats and put them in their bedroom.

Brother:

I'm going to make him oval.

Brother:

I'm going to put right on their bed right now.

:

That or buy him a couple of Trump Van shirts off of Amazon and have it directly shipped to their house.

:

That'd be great.

J.C.:

Yes.

Brother:

I might have to do that.

:

Well, there you go.

:

All right, Brian, thank you for calling.

:

You got anything else you want to say before you hang out, my man?

Brother:

No, yeah, I just need some help with that.

:

All right, Brian.

:

We appreciate you, brother.

:

You have yourself phenomenal day.

:

All right.

:

All right, man.

:

Take care.

:

Hey, the phone lines work?

:

You guys were able to hear them?

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

Awesome.

:

All right, have a good night, Blake.

:

We appreciate you, my man.

:

All right, so we already watched this one, but we're gonna play it again, J.C.

:

just so you can see this one.

:

You're.

:

This lady here freaks the out.

:

We're gonna rewind it.

J.C.:

No, Lord, you can already tell.

:

Yeah.

:

All right, here we go.

:

Oh, yeah.

:

She's even got those big, thick glasses, too.

:

Here we go.

:

Stop, stop.

:

See, that's why I'm recording, cuz the.

Student:

Cops ain't gonna believe this.

:

And that's why I'm recording, cuz the cops ain't gonna believe this.

:

Like, I feel like I should clip this video.

:

And just right here, she tries to turn.

J.C.:

She tries to turn, just.

J.C.:

Oh, she don't make it.

:

Smack.

J.C.:

In the face.

:

Dude, how can you not tell me these people are not mentally deranged?

:

Like, they got screws loose in their damn heads.

J.C.:

How did she not break her foot?

:

Dude, look.

:

Look at that foot.

:

That foot is.

:

Oh, my God, that foot is nasty, too.

:

She need to mop those floors.

J.C.:

She got.

J.C.:

She got them grocery store feet.

J.C.:

There ain't no out about it.

:

Oh, you're heading to Washington tomorrow, Chris.

:

Have a great trip, my man.

:

He's heading to Washington tomorrow.

:

Nice.

:

Yes, that.

:

That's why he has to be somewhat careful what he says.

:

He won't have to worry so much once Trump gets in office.

:

All right, let's see here.

:

What else we got going on here?

:

Let's see.

:

Come on.

:

Give us some good liberal Mount Downs.

J.C.:

Oh, that.

J.C.:

We've already seen that.

:

Yeah, we can eat some.

J.C.:

Nah, I love that girl.

J.C.:

That was from:

:

This chick here.

:

Oh, dude.

:

Yeah, dude, there's so many memes that have made by her from this most recent election.

:

That's Hilarious.

:

We've already watched that, dude.

:

All right, liberal tier compilation.

:

Let's check this one out.

:

Oh, yeah.

:

Okay, we got this chick.

:

Dude, that chick is butchy looking bad.

:

All right, let's.

J.C.:

She scares me.

:

She does.

:

She.

:

She scares me too.

:

All right, here we go.

:

You ready?

J.C.:

It's kind of like my wife.

Caller:

I hate you, you fucking orange pumpkin.

Caller:

You just costed me one of the most important people in my life.

Caller:

My dad get that.

Caller:

They voted for someone who's gonna make my friends lives.

:

Hell.

J.C.:

White woman.

Caller:

But my friends are not gonna be.

:

I can't believe Trump's actually gonna win this thing.

:

Hey, Gary, before we play there anymore, you got any words for this guy real quick?

:

I know you want to say something to him just in case he ever, you know, comes across it, but do you got something for him?

:

Gary?

Gary G:

Dude, mental illness is real.

:

That's it.

:

You.

:

You don't want to tell.

:

You don't want to tell me?

:

He doesn't want to get on a treadmill and eat less Twinkies or anything?

Gary G:

I mean, he knows.

:

Yeah, he already knows.

:

There we go.

:

This is.

:

Christ, I'm so pissed off.

:

God damn it.

:

Dude, what do you guys think?

:

Hold on.

:

Let's go back there real quick.

:

Are those like.

:

Are Those like double Ds?

:

Triple Ds?

:

What do you think?

J.C.:

Speed or pleasure?

:

Damn it.

:

Yeah, I might wake up a brainwash.

Caller:

I am.

J.C.:

No choice.

Caller:

I am.

:

Dude, I know there's better ones out there.

:

I just don't know where to find them.

:

I wish there was an account that just took all these meltdowns.

J.C.:

Oh, boy.

J.C.:

Dude, how are you doing?

:

Her mascara is running right off her face.

J.C.:

Dude, this has got to be the best one.

J.C.:

It's got to be.

:

Okay, here we go.

:

You guys ready?

:

Let's blow her up.

:

Ah.

:

Okay, here we go.

Caller:

To know that my.

Caller:

The people who raised me voted for a race.

:

Good night, cream.

Caller:

It's so invalidating.

Caller:

But I'm white.

:

Yeah, we see that.

Caller:

I shouldn't.

J.C.:

You.

J.C.:

You should not.

Caller:

You can't be taking up space because right now the people who have it much worse than I do are people who don't share the same skin color as me, which is so, like, why are we still judging people on that?

Caller:

Race is a fucking social construct that white people created to make themselves feel good about the dehumanization of other people.

Caller:

What the fuck, man?

Gary G:

She's the one that keeps bringing up race.

:

And it's the left that always brings up race too.

J.C.:

I'm just worried about her bad colored teeth.

:

I mean, it's always the left always got to bring up the race card, right?

:

It's always the race card that gets brought up, dude.

:

It's crazy.

:

Let's see here.

:

I'm pulled.

:

What's this one?

:

All.

J.C.:

That's that one.

:

Yeah.

:

Oh, mullet guy, come on, give us some good ones here.

J.C.:

Hey, down.

J.C.:

Whoa, whoa.

J.C.:

God bless America.

:

Oh, we got another rock compilation one.

:

This should be a good one.

:

Love the rock ones.

:

All right, let's rewind it over here.

:

All right, here we go.

Caller:

Terrified.

Caller:

Listen to me, Republican.

:

Oh, that's it.

J.C.:

Mark, you picked the shittiest one of them.

:

Listen, that.

:

That was really shitty one.

:

I don't like that one.

:

Well, I saw the guy with the guitar and I saw this crazy looking woman there and I was like, oh, okay, maybe this will be a good one.

J.C.:

That was me right there that eating the popcorn.

:

Oh, wait, this one says liberal media logic.

:

Okay.

:

Oh, come on, find us some good ones.

:

Where are the.

:

Oh, this is part three.

:

That's.

:

She already ran into it.

:

We already saw that one.

:

Yeah, she ran into the wall.

:

Where are the good ones, Gary?

:

You said you sent me one.

Gary G:

Yeah, you already.

Gary G:

You already.

:

Oh, Whoopi, Whoopi.

J.C.:

Hey.

J.C.:

They got canceled.

J.C.:

Her and Joey got canceled.

:

They did.

:

They had.

:

And Trump shirt.

:

Check this out.

:

Liberal store worker melts down over a Make America Great Again hat and Trump shirt.

:

Check this out.

:

I am looking forward to releasing this.

J.C.:

Video because I just want to purchase something.

:

That is old.

:

I remember this.

:

Racist.

J.C.:

Racist.

J.C.:

Yeah, it's true, right?

J.C.:

I'm not a racist.

J.C.:

Said I already.

:

I don't.

J.C.:

I'm not serving anyone that has to.

:

With that funny part is the black guy sitting there like, huh?

J.C.:

He's like, whoa, I'm out.

J.C.:

He's like, I'm out.

:

Yeah, that my liberal friends are having meltdown acting schizo today.

Gary G:

Oh, that's funny.

J.C.:

Is that right there is hilarious.

J.C.:

Yes.

:

All right, let's play real quick.

:

Hold on, let me pause it.

:

Rewind it.

:

Here we go.

J.C.:

Hope your day gets better.

J.C.:

Positive energy is better.

:

Oh, here we go.

:

Finally.

Caller:

Six years.

Caller:

Six years into this.

Caller:

Six years a citizenship.

Caller:

I know people.

Caller:

I know some people need.

:

Oh, this is a.

:

Okay, hold on.

:

This is a call for.

:

This is going to be one.

:

Absolutely.

:

Caller, you're on the show.

:

Hello, caller.

:

Hey, brother, what's up, my man?

:

You're live.

Brother:

You have to this shit going to keep where I work very private.

Brother:

Okay, but you have to listen to this.

:

Go for it.

:

Okay.

Brother:

So the day that elected.

:

We're listening.

Brother:

It's always like all political.

Brother:

They all go like in morning.

Brother:

We have so many teachers that are now going to remote learning and not able to teach their classes because they have to go to silent retreat where they can find themselves again.

Brother:

People need to know this shit.

Brother:

You're paying for an education that you're not getting an education.

:

Agreed.

Brother:

Can you actually some of that.

Brother:

Can you share how really Democrats are world.

Brother:

I had to check on our parents to make sure they're still alive.

:

Oh, I hear you.

:

No, no, trust me.

:

I try to keep that.

:

I try to keep the parents out of this one because they've caught my podcast clips before talking about them on here and.

:

Or like I don't know if there's any legal ramifications.

Brother:

What people need to understand is when you your students to school, you want them education.

Brother:

And right now they are not that because every teacher in America as well.

Brother:

Because I can't mention my role.

Brother:

But either way they're getting an education because.

Caller:

Right.

Brother:

85% of the teachers in the state of Maine are now teaching remotely.

Brother:

I just want you to share that.

:

No, I appreciate.

:

Yeah, I think I'm.

:

After we watch this lady.

:

I think we're gonna pull up some of the teachers that had flip outs in classrooms that were recorded.

:

So we're gonna play those ones next.

Brother:

All right, buddy.

:

All right, brother.

:

Later.

:

First time he's called into the show.

:

So that's my.

:

That's my brother from another father.

:

Gary is my brother from another mother.

:

That was my brother from another father.

:

All right, back to this video.

:

Here we go.

Gary G:

So I.

Gary G:

I didn't understand what he was saying.

:

So.

:

So he, he basically.

:

Yeah, he was.

:

His voice was kind of muffled on it.

:

So basically what he was saying was there's teachers where up where he's at that are teaching their classrooms remotely now.

J.C.:

That's where.

:

Because because they need.

:

They need us retreat.

:

Retreat.

:

Safe space to regather their conscience.

:

After Trump won, like I said, Mississippi.

J.C.:

Is like one of the only states that probably does not have like we after covet like we were trying to rush back in.

:

Right.

J.C.:

I think, I think the parents want their trashy kids out.

:

There's that.

:

But look at what the colleges you saw at the colleges were doing.

:

Right?

J.C.:

Yeah.

:

After Trump got elected, like everybody I.

J.C.:

Know, everybody I employ, it's like 19 to say 24.

J.C.:

They all are online classes.

J.C.:

I was like, man, y'all don't go.

J.C.:

You don't want to go like go Enjoy college.

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That's what you should be.

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You should be going to school, socialize.

:

And that's like, the whole thing that was so bad about COVID Like, the kids need socialization.

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You need friends, real life friends.

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Not video game friends, not friends that are miles away.

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Not friends you talk to on Tick Tock.

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You need friends that you can physically touch, freaking throw fist.

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If you guys have a little fight, you know, get along like, that's life.

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If you're sitting behind a computer all day long, that's not life.

J.C.:

But it's just nuts to me.

J.C.:

I was like, they graduated high school and they go straight to online classes, and they're trying to.

J.C.:

I'm like, why are you working here?

J.C.:

I was like, you should be out enjoying right before adulthood what I'm gonna call it.

J.C.:

Because that.

J.C.:

I mean, you're adults in college.

J.C.:

Yes, but I'm talking paying bills and.

:

Right, exactly.

J.C.:

It's crazy when you.

J.C.:

When you start having to pay a house, a mortgage, your parents ain't paying, your car.

J.C.:

No.

J.C.:

Your house, your insurance.

J.C.:

So you might want to enjoy it now.

:

Right, exactly.

:

Have you seen those ones, Gary, with.

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The teachers are melting down.

Gary G:

I mean, from my ending, a lot of the schools are basically indoctrination centers at this point for the left.

Gary G:

And I wouldn't be surprised to know that, you know, there's a lot of teachers just kind of toeing the line, and they're kind of the reason why there's a lot of this psychosis going on and all of these Marxist mindsets for everything.

Gary G:

But I don't have any kids.

J.C.:

Our high schools are good.

J.C.:

It's the colleges that have gone more to lean and left than the high schools here.

J.C.:

I mean, like, the teachers are like, whatever, we're just gonna go to work now.

J.C.:

The ones in college, you got your fair few, but not many.

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Oh, here we go.

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These are kids.

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Kid goes against whole.

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His whole class.

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And the teacher very civilized about Trump policies.

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Abortion, legal.

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Etc.

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Before.

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Before being kicked out of class.

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All right, so here we go.

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This says these videos are worth watching.

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So let's go back over to the big screen over here.

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We'll start with this one here.

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I'm just the first video.

Student:

Wait, one person at a time.

Student:

I said, besides that.

Caller:

What do you mean?

:

There is no besides.

Student:

Besides that.

Student:

What else?

Student:

That's the only thing y'all worried about.

Student:

Yo, get abort.

Student:

Don't have sex.

Student:

Next question.

:

Facts.

J.C.:

Next question.

Caller:

If a transgender man says that they are a man, they should be respected and they should be able to have that health care.

Student:

No, I said, besides, we talked about the abortion already.

Student:

Can we talk about anything else that y'all don't agree with immigrants on the project?

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Immigrants keep them.

Student:

Immigrants don't need to be over here.

Student:

Money drops.

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All right, that's.

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That's video.

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One on a video.

Gary G:

Hey, you don't want to have an abortion.

Gary G:

Don't have sex.

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This kid's educated.

:

I love that.

Gary G:

Responsible, right?

Student:

The American dream.

Student:

Not all put.

Student:

American dream.

Student:

Not all put the camera.

Student:

The American dream.

Student:

Not all that.

Student:

Y'all good in Mexico.

Student:

You said what?

Caller:

You know, most immigrants are the ones that pay taxes.

Student:

They better.

Student:

They over here sneaking over.

Student:

What's next?

Student:

So it's just abortion.

Caller:

You know that Texas are going to be raised right.

Student:

Well, good parents need to learn a way to make more money.

Student:

Anyway, you said something about lgbtq.

Student:

What is that?

Caller:

They deserve to have the same rights as other people do.

Caller:

They need to be treated like humans.

Student:

They just.

Caller:

If a transgender man says that they want to have a sex change and be changed into a man, they should have that right.

Caller:

They should literally have that right.

Student:

Because y'all ain't gonna like what I'm gonna say.

Caller:

And then we're basically gonna become slaves.

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Right?

:

That teach.

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Like, I'm staying out of place.

Student:

I don't agree with it, man.

Student:

Transgender people can.

Student:

They can have rights.

Student:

I mean, how can he take away their right?

Student:

I mean, don't get me wrong.

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Oh, come on.

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Don't.

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Don't stop there.

Student:

To have rights, but have rights.

Student:

But do I agree with lgbtq?

Student:

Not gonna have my comment.

Student:

Save myself some trouble.

Student:

What else we talk about?

Student:

Abortions, immigrants, and LGBTQ.

Student:

That's all y'all gotta say about Project 25.

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See?

Student:

See?

Student:

Out of all the things that was on that list was perfect.

Student:

And I feel like we all supposed to have the purge.

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Did you just say we should all the purge?

J.C.:

They did.

J.C.:

She did.

J.C.:

I don't read good.

Student:

That's less work.

Student:

What is y'all complain of?

Student:

Kamala Harris want to give us three more hours of school?

Student:

Yo, we pay for that anyway.

Student:

I got school fees right now for eating lunch.

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You know what's funny is they do pay at the end of high school.

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You.

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When you graduate your parents or you get a bill, it's like 50 or 60 bucks.

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I like this kid.

:

So far, it's one more video of them.

Gary G:

Seems all right.

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He does.

:

There we go.

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Last one.

Student:

What else y'all worried about?

Student:

Books.

Student:

Why don't you read books?

Caller:

A million read.

Student:

No, I'm one out of.

Student:

I'm 3 billion out of 1 million that don't read books.

Student:

Nobody read books.

Student:

We watch Netflix and YouTube work.

Student:

I search it up.

Student:

Not in your class.

J.C.:

It's your class.

Student:

Y'all only pointed out four flaws.

Student:

Yo, it's truly.

Student:

Y'all don't see that red.

Student:

Put.

Student:

Put the board.

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Look at that red.

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He knows.

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JC yeah, look at all that red.

J.C.:

God dang.

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Look at that map.

Student:

They all gross.

Student:

I thought you said.

Student:

I thought you said.

Student:

What's the.

Student:

And Kamala Harris want to add three more hours of school.

Student:

Y'all wanted that next year.

Student:

Keep it above right.

Student:

And no boy, no.

Student:

Nobody want three hours of extra school.

Student:

She better give me a five day weekend dance.

Student:

Conversation over, man.

Student:

I won.

Student:

Clearly, cuz.

Student:

Trump is in.

Student:

Look at Trump, man.

Caller:

Look.

J.C.:

I got his wife.

:

He's a goat.

:

That kid's awesome.

:

That kid's awesome.

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Dude.

J.C.:

Dude.

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It's so critical.

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The way he was talking about.

:

Those are all the things that the Cam Harris only had, like three things they're trying to run on and when he was talking about the lgbtq.

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Listen, they have rights.

:

What Trump is saying is that we want the children to be protected.

:

We've talked about this in so much long form before that.

:

Listen, we don't care what you do, but leave the children out of it.

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Their brains are not fully developed until they're.

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What is it, like 25?

Gary G:

I think it's like 24, 27, something like that.

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Yeah, but you can join the military until you're 18 years old, but you can at 17.

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I'm sorry, let me take that back.

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You can join the military 17, with a parent signature and everything else, but you can't buy alcohol, you can't buy tobacco unless you're 21.

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So if you can't buy alcohol or tobacco until you're 21 years old, therefore, you shouldn't be able to choose to have your tally whacker cut off or have a sausage installed down below until you're 21 or older as well, to make sure that that's the decision you want to make.

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Because that is something you can regret at life.

:

Because if you're just going by the current trends that you're seeing in high school, we'll say it's a trend because somebody doesn't know where they're at right now in their life.

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You shouldn't go through these block puberty blockers and stuff like that at such a young age.

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It's going to destroy you.

:

And then later on, you Change your mind, now you're screwed.

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And that's the big thing.

:

And that's why everybody's protected it.

:

There was.

:

I'm trying to find.

:

There was legit, like a teacher blowout, and that was not.

J.C.:

You see the teacher that got fired.

J.C.:

I think the guy's head off.

J.C.:

The.

J.C.:

The hair off.

J.C.:

Not the head, but the hair.

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I.

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This it right here.

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The California.

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A California public school teacher.

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Is this it?

J.C.:

That might be it.

J.C.:

I don't.

J.C.:

I had to see it.

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This one start.

J.C.:

She's singing the national anthem.

J.C.:

Like, what is happening?

Caller:

This is not a game.

J.C.:

No, no.

Caller:

Does that make sense?

:

Everybody can't emphasize this enough.

:

Can you end up in a concentration.

J.C.:

Camp in your lifetime?

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Yes.

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Where can you end up with no human rights?

:

Yes.

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Will it happen to you?

:

Most likely not, which is a good thing.

:

But has Donald Trump quoted Hitler?

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Yes.

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Does he embody some of Hitler's ideas?

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Yes.

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That's a teacher.

:

So they.

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They had the po.

:

Do they got more of this teacher in their comments?

:

No.

:

See, this is that teacher.

:

Like this teacher, literally, dude, they parents went up, spoke against this teacher.

:

Is this another one?

:

Okay, here we go.

Caller:

Talk about Dr.

Caller:

Hannibal Lerner and how he good things in the world.

:

Did you say it's low?

:

I can't hear.

:

Did you say it was low?

:

J.C.

:

oh, okay.

:

That's all the kids.

:

T.

:

Yeah.

:

See this?

J.C.:

I hadn't heard that one.

J.C.:

I hadn't heard that one.

:

Oh, this is a mother that goes after a teacher who had mother obliter.

:

Obliterates teacher who had a meltdown after Trump won.

:

Let's hear something positive.

J.C.:

Got to be the one that's the damn teacher went cut dude's hair.

J.C.:

I was like, what?

:

So this is a mother that speaks out.

:

Let's listen to the mother who actually speaks out.

Caller:

Can you ensure every parent that is in the teacher's classroom that did all of those racial outbursts will not be bullied?

Caller:

Can you guarantee that no child that has that teacher, that father or grandfather, voted for President Trump?

Caller:

Will they be bullied?

Caller:

And if so, what are you going to do about it?

Caller:

It is time that the schools, the school district stop tolerating hate speech in class.

Caller:

There should be zero tolerance for hate speech.

Caller:

To say that a Hispanic man wants to be white, that is a race show.

Caller:

Sorry, I'm offended.

Caller:

Look, for me, Ghana, I am Chicana.

Caller:

I am indigenous, and my family voted for Trump.

Caller:

I have family members that also voted for Kamala Harris.

Caller:

But does that give me an excuse or anyone else a reason to racially attack them.

Caller:

No, it doesn't.

Caller:

What are you going to do about this?

Caller:

A teacher?

Caller:

Because he should be fired.

Caller:

There should be zero tolerance for hate speech.

Caller:

And, ma'am, you really need to stop with the grinning.

Caller:

All I see is a room full of parents that are very angry.

Caller:

You need to be respectful.

Caller:

All of you need to be reminded you are public servants.

:

Exactly.

:

You know, and that's the sad part, right, that they're bringing these politics into the school and these teachers are.

:

Are spreading their ideologies to these kids when they are literally there to teach our kids the core basics that they need to survive in the world.

:

They need to teach them mathematics, science, history, all this other stuff that not their political ideologies.

:

And that's what we need to get back to.

:

And that is why we are stopping.

:

The funding is one of the big things that we're doing.

:

And we're killing off the Department of Education.

:

The Department of Education is going kaput.

:

That is one of the things that's being cut.

:

This ideology that we have right now, we get.

:

We got to figure out how to hire these teachers, make them sign a contract.

:

You start spreading your political ideologies in school, you're gone.

:

I know we have a shortage of teachers, but they cannot be speaking their political ideologies in the classroom with our children.

:

There's some videos I've saw where their teachers literally had, like, children, my son's age, 10 years old, talking about how Trump's so bad and making the kids in the classroom cry like it's horrible.

:

What's this one?

Caller:

I don't understand.

Caller:

And unfortunate.

Caller:

And I don't understand elected just with all the trash that comes out, out of his mouth.

Caller:

Sexism.

Caller:

Yes.

Caller:

People like a bully.

Caller:

He says he's a smart man.

Caller:

I don't know if you ever listen to one of his speeches.

Caller:

He makes fun of women.

Caller:

He sleeps with porn stars and pays them off.

:

He's the first president.

:

This is a teacher.

J.C.:

Yeah.

J.C.:

So they didn't have me back.

J.C.:

If I was in that school, I'd be like, yeah, talk.

:

Remember that viral video that went around a long time ago as a kid with long hair that flipped out, walked out of class because he wasn't getting the education?

:

The teacher went off beat, and the kid just walked up and just started bitching about it and literally walked out of the classroom through his book.

J.C.:

Yep.

:

It was book.

:

Yep, yep.

:

Like that.

:

Like, teachers need to get back with a fucking program, dude.

:

This is so hopefully, hopefully we're going to get this shit fixed.

:

We really do need some of our schools to take out the political ideologies.

:

There is a.

:

There is a class.

:

I can't think of the fucking.

:

The study program.

:

There is one class where you should be able to speak politicalness, but it's like one classroom.

:

Not every classroom.

:

Not your math teacher, not your science teacher.

:

I.

:

There is.

:

I can't think of the name of the fucking class right now.

:

Gary, do you know what it is for?

Gary G:

What?

:

Where you learn about the political policies and stuff like that.

:

What is the name of that course?

Gary G:

Political science.

:

Is it political.

:

Do they have political science and high school?

J.C.:

No.

Gary G:

Some.

Gary G:

Some might.

Gary G:

I can't remember.

Gary G:

Yeah, government class.

Gary G:

History.

:

Yeah, those type of classes.

:

I can see you speaking political, but not putting out your own political ideologies.

:

Talking about the differences and maybe having debates with your classrooms, but not talking bad about each politician.

:

I can see that happening in class for the certain classroom by having your teachers sit there.

J.C.:

Political science, minor or major?

J.C.:

Double major.

J.C.:

But.

J.C.:

Yeah, but we didn't have that in high school.

J.C.:

I mean, it was U.S.

J.C.:

government, right?

:

I mean, this is just ridiculous.

:

It's sad.

:

It's horrible.

:

And in all reality, those teachers need to get fired.

:

We needed some more better compilations of liberal meltdowns for next week.

Gary G:

Compilation.

:

Gary, I speak the way I speak.

:

Leave me the alone, y'all just like.

:

I don't watch no movie more than once.

J.C.:

You're so stupid.

:

Why you.

:

You'd watch a movie more than once?

J.C.:

I watched Debbie Dallas 17.

:

Well, we figured you would with that one.

:

How many socks did you go through when you watch that one?

J.C.:

Oh, the tube socks were wore out.

:

Dear God.

:

How many times you watch Two Girls One Cup.

J.C.:

About twice, because I just had to see if it was really yam the second time.

J.C.:

That's just so disgusting.

:

Dude, that's the most disgusting video ever.

:

And then what is happening?

:

And then they figured out how to tie that one into, like, a virus and made it a virus.

:

And a lot of people were starting to get, like, Trojans on their computers and from it.

J.C.:

Yeah, I was like, holy.

J.C.:

Who does this?

:

Oh, man, it's horrible.

:

No, I don't watch them.

:

I don't watch a movie more than once.

:

It's horrible.

J.C.:

Yeah, well, you suck.

:

Yeah.

J.C.:

Yeah, I watched the.

J.C.:

I watched Back to the Future a hundred times.

J.C.:

All three of them.

:

That's horrible.

J.C.:

Every time.

J.C.:

It's a trilogy.

J.C.:

I just sit on the couch like, I don't even go to work.

J.C.:

I'm like, all right, I'm Walking back the future.

:

Dear God.

:

All right, let's see here, because I really got to take a piss.

:

So we're going to probably end this thing.

:

We've been two hours live right now.

:

Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to get the out of here.

:

Listen, Trump won.

:

Like it or leave it, he won.

:

It's a great thing for a lot of us.

:

Businesses are starting to boom.

:

Cryptocurrency starting to go up.

:

Trump is picking one hell of a cabinet to run our country.

:

Let's go.

:

Ladies and gentlemen, we'll be back next week with hopefully with Casey on the show talking about immigration.

:

After that, we're going to get back to some more fun.

:

Maybe we'll.

:

After that, maybe we'll do some what if podcast with the the host out here and have some fun and get to know everybody a little bit better and have y'all call into the show.

:

We'll have the callers call in and give us what if scenarios.

:

I think that'll be fun if y'all call in and give us the what if scenarios.

:

I think that would be real fun.

:

But then you said we are going to get out of here, folks.

:

I hope you all have a phenomenal day out there.

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Stay blessed.

:

My la.

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My, my favorite words.

:

I'll stick with Zach's.

:

Make sure you're wiping front to back.

:

I will say that this time.

:

Gary, what do you got?

Gary G:

Not financial advice, but buy crypto.

:

Which kind?

Gary G:

Doge, Doge, Doge, Pepe, whatever you want.

Gary G:

Bitcoin, Ethereum.

Gary G:

Buy them all.

:

Buy them all.

:

Jc what do you got, man?

J.C.:

Let me tell you something.

J.C.:

Look at all that goddamn red.

Mark G:

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Mark G:

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Mark G:

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Mark G:

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Tick tock.

Mark G:

You've been listening.

J.C.:

Stop.

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I'm ending the other one now.

:

Holy.

:

I got a piss so bad.

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